Peter_Broderick-Float_(TYPE027)-CD-2008-BF

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MP3/FLAC
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BF
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44,32 MB
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10
Date
2009-03-09

NFO

                           Peter Broderick-Float

         RLS DATE.......: 03.09.2009
         GENRE..........: Ambient
         LABEL..........: TYPE Recordings
         CATNUM.........: TYPE027
         URL............: n/a
         SiZE...........: 44,3 MB
         TYPE...........: Album
         QUALiTY........: avg.kbps, 44,1kHz, Joint, LAME
         SOURCE.........: CDDA
         TRACKS.........: 10
         TOTAL LENGHT...: 35:52 min


         TRACKLIST & NOTES

         Born January 20, 1987, Peter Broderick is a
         musician/composer from Portland, Oregon. There he
         as played and toured with numerous groups (Horse
         Feathers, Norfolk & Western, Loch Lomond, Laura
         Gibson, etc.), and has established himself as a
         regular session musician for numerous recording
         studios, adding violin, banjo, musical saw,
         mandolin, etc. to artists such as M. Ward, Zooey
         Deschanel, Dolorean, and many more.  But aside from
         working with all of these other artists, PeterÆs
         main focus is his own music.  As a child he studied
         classical violin, but over time he has collected
         many different instruments, trying to learn to play
         them all one by one.

         In mid 2007, Peter was invited by some of his
         heroes, the Danish ensemble Efterklang, to move to
         Copenhagen and join their live band.  And so he
         dropped his entire life in Portland and moved
         across the world.  Since then, he has released a
         mini album of solo piano music (Docile) on the
         Swedish label Kning Disk, as well as a 7?
         (Retreat/Release) and his first full-length album
         of piano and string based compositions (Float).

         His releases thus far have been primarily
         instrumental, but late 2008 will see the release of
         a completely different side of Peters music.  Home
         is a collection of folk songs, based around voice
         and guitar, recorded between tours at the end of
         2007/beginning of 2008.  Peters live shows have
         been a mix of instrumental and vocal numbers, and
         so with the release of Home, both sides of his work
         will be available on recording.

         His future plans include more touring and
         collaborations with his close friends in
         Efterklang, various film score work, and hopefully
         some solo tours as well.




                   ENJOY THiS RELEASE AND TURN UP YOUR STEREO!


         01  a snowflake                                        03:26
         02  floating, sinking                                  04:09
         03  a glacier                                          03:17
         04  a simple reminder                                  01:16
         05  stopping on the broadway bridge                    07:28
         06  another glacier                                    03:52
         07  something has changed                              02:24
         08  broken patterns                                    03:32
         09  an ending                                          04:30
         10  a beginning                                        01:58
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                                              TOTAL PLAYTiME:   35:52


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Files

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01-peter_broderick-a_snowflake.mp34,17 MB
02-peter_broderick-floating_sinking.mp34,86 MB
03-peter_broderick-a_glacier.mp33,99 MB
04-peter_broderick-a_simple_reminder.mp31,65 MB
05-peter_broderick-stopping_on_the_broadway_bridge.mp39,38 MB
06-peter_broderick-another_glacier.mp34,20 MB
07-peter_broderick-something_has_changed.mp32,91 MB
08-peter_broderick-broken_patterns.mp34,71 MB
09-peter_broderick-an_ending.mp35,98 MB
10-peter_broderick-a_beginning.mp32,47 MB