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(2008) Juana Molina - Un Día


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Argentina's electro-acoustic wiz gets dense and ambitious with her fifth
beguiling album, as she again dissects and details the individual components of songs not just as rhythms or melodies or
words, but as malleable sounds.
One senses Juana Molina finds sound every bit as captivating as songs and in fact,
when not seamlessly conflating the two, may find the former more fascinating than the latter. On each of her beguiling
albums, Molina has dissected and detailed the individual components of songs not just as rhythms or melodies or words,
but as malleable sounds-- sounds that collide, connect, and complement one another. Her music is pop song as bricolage,
the whole greater than the sum of its sometimes conventional, often unusual parts.

Yet at the same time,
Molina's works, for all their intricacies and novel intersections of electronic and organic, are undeniably subtle, and,
like a complex collage relegated to the background, potentially ignored other than by those few curious enough to stop
and take a closer look. As successful as she's been, Molina's likely at least a little frustrated that the easy on the
ears results perhaps overshadow the discipline and invention behind them. Molina possibly designed her fifth album, Un
Día, to counter that perception.

Unlike its predecessors, Un Día is less a dinner-party record and more
of a conversation piece itself. Here Molina further abstracts her songs, emphasizing more than ever dense hypnotic
repetition and the forceful impact of sound itself, sometimes at the expense of the more traditional elements that have
always rooted her music. The title track features layers of cascading noises and sonic elements added until the track
approaches a cacophonous din. "Vive Solo" is more toned down, but Molina's vocals are still almost subsumed by the
rhythms, at once indebted to South America and the 70s minimalists. Her singing here serves as a sort of breathy
thematic thread linking the various polyrhythms, a living loop changing and modulating itself without veering too far
out of range…
Molina's singing ultimately takes an even more supporting role on "Lo Dejamos", which tosses in
jazz and rumbling sub-woofer friendly drones. It's the perfect lead into "Los Hongos de Marosa", one of the disc's
highlights, which is propelled along by a circular acoustic guitar pattern as Molina ladles on the effects and
electronics, not unlike the best techno deconstructionists, only from a more tactile perspective. Here, the laptop is
the key, not the door itself, and Molina uses the technology to open new passageways through which to slip, leading the
listener along with her by the hand. Certainly she sounds as engaged as ever with the intersection of man and machine,
as heard in the entrancing overlap of synths and looped cooing that ends "¿Quién? (Suite)", nearly mushed together
into one intriguing compound patch.

Un Día is as warm and welcoming as it is weird, but it's also
something of an experiment, as delineated by the irresistible statement of purpose conveniently included within the
title track (and, translated, in the press notes): "One day I will sing the songs with no lyrics," Molina sings, "and
everyone can imagine for themselves if it's about love, disappointment, banalities or about Plato." Un Día marks one
firm step forward in that regard. It's like sentences with the punctuation marks left out, all the more rewarding for
its contradictory incompleteness. Everything's in its right place, but your ear-- and brain-- still struggle to make
total sense of even the simplest ideas. It's not perfect, but it's progress.





Tracklist:
01 - ”Un día" (One day) 5:35
02 - ”Vive
solo" (He Lives alone) – 5:58
03 - ”Lo dejamos" (We leave it) – 7:31
04 - ”Los
hongos de Marosa" (The Mushrooms of Marosa) – 7:27
05 - ”¿Quién? (Suite)" (Who? (Suite))
– 7:22
06 - ”El vestido" (The dress) – 4:31
07 - ”No llama" (He doesn't call)
– 5:20
08 - ”Dar (qué difícil)" (To Give (How Hard)) – 6:41


Summary:
Country: Argentina
Genre: Electronic, folk, ambient, experimental


Media Report:
Source                           : CD
Format
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Format/Info                      : Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
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rate mode                    : Variable
Bit rate                         : ~516-823 Kbps
Channel(s)           
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Sampling rate                    : 44.1 KHz
Bit depth                        : 16
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