David Cordero - Restless Nature
(c) 2024 Whitelabrecs
Artist....: David Cordero
Album.....: Restless Nature
Source....: WEB/MP3
Tracks....: 9
Genre.....: Ambient
Label.....: Whitelabrecs
Encoder...: LAME 3.100
Quality...: 320 kbps / 441kHz / Full Stereo
URL.......: http://deezer.com/album/523701802
Tracklist:
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1. Melancholy in the Light 3:03
2. Open Skies 3:16
3. Leaves of Autumn 2:44
4. Nostalgia in the Wind 3:58
5. Serene Landscapes 2:34
6. Melodies of water 4:49
7. Seas of Serenity 4:16
8. Green Horizons 2:19
9. Natural Environments 4:01
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31:00
Total:76.18 MB / 31:00
Release Notes:
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David Cordero is an artist from Cadiz in Southern Spain, whose previous works
have been released on several labels, such as Home Normal, Dronarivm, Archives,
Lontano Series, Past Inside the Present and more. He has been active as an
artist recording under his own name since 2012 and also performs live regularly,
predominantly in Spain for festivals such as Lapsus, Offf, Euf≤nic, Nocturama
and Spai Sonor, and has also toured in Japan. Live performance has seen David
share a stage with the likes of Donnacha Costello, Space Africa, Alva Noto,
Minamo, Pepo Galßn, Ylia and Kenji Kihara and he has collaborated to make albums
with artists including Ian Hawgood, AnthΘne, Rhucle, Kenji Kihara, Carlos
Ferreira, Pepo Galßn, Miguel Otero and Warmth to name just a few.
David has no defined approach when it comes to recording and creating music in
his home studio, allowing the moment alone to dictate the sounds heÆll create,
from the instruments he chooses and the concepts he wishes to explore.
In his debut album for Whitelabrecs which is entitled æRestless NatureÆ, he
carved a collection of minimalist ambient tracks by using a modular synthesiser,
effects pedals, field recordings and tape processing. David wanted to work
mainly with atmospheres, using small melodies and just a few sounds, fed through
many effects including plenty of reverb, which generated a peaceful atmosphere.
The album does not have a clear concept in which to share with the listener
however, the music was strongly influenced by walks in which David admired the
natural landscapes around him, as he listened to the work he was creating. For
us as listeners, the album may also help us connect with the natural world,
whilst reminding of both its fragility, and its constant state of cyclical
change and bio rhythms.