ARTIST...: Charles Ditto
TITLE....: In Human Terms
YEAR.....: 2019
LABEL....: Telephone Explosion Records
CAT.NO...: TER054
GENRE....: Electronic
TIME.....: 47:23
SIZE.....: 108.63 MB
QUALITY..: 320kbps/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
ENCODER..: LAME
SOURCE...: WEB
RLS.DATE.: 2020/01/31
WEBSITE..: https://play.google.com/store/music/album/?id=Bch34oeyaygvkn7fmq3nw7q6yom
TRACKLIST
01) (03:15) Pop
02) (04:50) Bush
03) (03:50) Urban
04) (02:13) Eastern
05) (05:07) Rock
06) (03:43) World Anthem
07) (04:02) Slave Waltz
08) (04:25) Western
09) (06:31) Christmas Before The War
10) (09:27) Basso Continuo
In the mid-80Æs, an original form of music was discovered on the midi-capable little
planet of Austin, Texas. At the age of 32, Charles Ditto would release his first solo
album applying cutting edge computers and synthesizers of the era (Roland DX7, Roland
MKS-20, Roland MKS-80, Sequential Circuits Profit 2000 along with a Macintosh SE),
creating a unique and detailed world that was inspired by Cluster, Eno & The
Residents.
In Human Terms bridges the gab between contemporary classical and minimal pop.
Rhythmic but melodically abstract. Microtonal and organic. Often described as
experimental electronics, tone poems or Cyber-delic-psychotropic-avante-garde. In
Human Terms, remains very emotion, deep and different. DittoÆs music imparts a new
listening experience that is still somewhat indescribable today, but remains
approachable and relatable.
ôWhat makes DittoÆs music so strikingly different is his overt use of emotion, very
descriptive melodies and deep atmosphereö Audio Magazine - August 1988
ôIf Erik Satie had midi gearö Keyboard Magazine - April 1988
ôBrian Eno meets Seastones, but with more melodyö Relix Magazine - August, 1988
ôDittoÆs choice of Synthesizer tones are at once both organic and uniqueö Electronic
Musician - June 1988
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