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artist · rashim
release · suns.shadows
year · 2006
genre · electronic
label · mosz
catalogue · mosz011
website · www.mosz.com
date · 24-nov-2006
quality · 167kbps/44,1khz
source · compact disc
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01 lost 4:30
02 kunstkomplex 5:04
03 sheman 2:53
04 you're not past man, you are tradition 4:12
05 it's worth it 3:12
06 yes, xenakis 5:29
07 shines 3:38
08 for the cat 1:40
09 blueblackgold 4:04
10 drawn 1:14
playtime · 00h 35m 56s
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"intitially we wanted to bring xenakis and techno together...
well, in the end it sounded really different...".
with some irony gina hell from the female duo rashim states what
has led to their surprisingly fresh and unconventional debut.
'suns.shadows' is the result of a longtime cooperation with
yasmina haddad as rashim, a relationship which started with
dee-jaying and works for video artists or fashion designers.
the album delivers more than a handful of ideas for those who have
been looking after analogue warmth and tricky rhythms.
snippets of acoustic guitars built up a steady pattern, a jazz kit
merges with a drum-synth, or a repeated stroke on something like a
cello could keep you tapping on your table while you listen to a
piano chord or a vocal phrase.
rashim's cosm is definitely eclectic regarding its source material
- pop culture can meet an orchestral drum solo - but the music is
always coherent in its results.
maybe this is because of the duo's convincing and conscious
handling with instruments, sounds and samples, but more likely it
is their intuitive approach and the focus on rhythm, a basic and
still vivid expression.
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