Credits:

Romare

Description:

A modern-day Holger Şekay? The long-awaited debut album by the Turkish-born London-based musician and producer! The album opens with a meditative saxophone, followed by the ambient "Txalaparta," which samples a 1978 reading by Basque folk musician Txomin Artola, the lo-fi "Alo? The lo-fi tune "Alo?" and the synth-drenched "Cacti All Over My Head" over a laid-back bossa nova beat. The songs are colorful and trippy, blending oriental melodies, percussive rhythms, and psychedelic horns. The album is a stateless and somewhat exotic work that seems to be a direct result of Y Bulbul's extensive musical knowledge, especially his love for the music of the 80s and 90s.For me, the sweet spot in music is when happiness and sadness come together. The long-awaited third album from the icon of UK house music, Romea, is now complete. Romea, a leading figure in the UK house revival of the 1960s, releases her latest album. A departure from his previous work, which focused on love and romance, Romea explores spirituality, identity, and a sense of belonging, delving into his own collection of American gospel, traditional Irish folk, country, religious hymns, and rare classical recordings to create this album, which he says was inspired by his bedroom. Inspired by his own collection of rare records ranging from American gospel and traditional Irish folk to country, religious hymns, and classical music, the album was recorded in his bedroom and then in his own home studio.In addition to the traditional signature sound of sampling-based music, such as Aretha Franklin's "The River," he has also developed the use of musical instruments, and has used a vintage organ he found in a local charity store, an old 12-string guitar he inherited from his father, and a drum kit he reconstructed when he was still a child in the 1990s. He experimented with a variety of old and new instruments, including a vintage organ found at a local charity shop, an old 12-string guitar given to him by his father, and a drum kit he reconstructed from a drum kit he used as a child in the 90's. He has performed on the dance floor to the bedroom, from the euphoric "Sunshine" and "Heaven" to the meditative and melancholic mood of "Deliverance". The music, which can be heard in a variety of places from the dance floor to the bedroom, has further matured. The artwork for the album is a collage of black-and-white paper cut-outs created by the artist herself.

Tracklisting:

1.Gone
2.Dreams
3.You See