All Anime Applications Games Movies Music TV shows Other

[alternative folk, classical] (2018) Park Jiha - Philos [FLAC,Tracks] [DarkAngie]

    Seeders : 9      Leechers : 2

Note :

Please Update (Trackers Info) Before Start "[alternative folk, classical] (2018) Park Jiha - Philos [FLAC,Tracks] [DarkAngie]" Torrent Downloading to See Updated Seeders And Leechers for Batter Torrent Download Speed.

Trackers List

Torrent File Content (11 files)

Description

(2018) Park Jiha - Philos


Review:
Park Jhia’s debut LP Communion drew plenty of plaudits in 2018, finding
itself on the end-of-year lists on The Wire, The Guardian and Pop Matters. It was characterized by a clear and distinct
soundworld which merged traditional Korean instrumentation with a futurist aesthetic. The effect was strange and
sublime, and her follow-up album Philos continues in the same vein. If anything, there is a greater focus here, with
drawn out rhythms intermingling with spacious soundscapes. The album pulses and breathes like the cities she draws on
for her soundscapes, like on the track ‘Walker: In Seoul’. It is resonant with memory but with an otherworldliness
that hints to an eerie future. The album is all about the spaces between things, pauses and thoughts, revelling in
transience. The choice of instrumentation plays a large part in this. In the liner notes she explains: “I play a
traditional Korean instrument called piri which is like an oboe. Piri is a double reed bamboo flute so it can be quite
loud. But I also choose saenghwang (mouth organ), yanggeum (hammered dulcimer), percussion or vocal according to the
type of music I’m composing. Picking an instrument has to do with the voice in which I choose to talk. Just like human
voice, every instrument has its own charm.” And the charm of each instrument is the combination of inhumanity and
humanity each possesses. On Arrival and Philos the piri sounds resonant of the transcendent melancholy sax used by
Vangelis on the Blade Runner soundtrack, but here it takes on a more foreboding tone, melancholy replaced with a more
foreboding sense of angst. On When I Think of Her the yanggeum and saenghwang interlocute mournfully, heavy with memory,
but both sound as though they come from a place far away, issuing emotions from a far distant time that is neither
future nor past. It is otherworldly and yet formed with sounds and spaces familiar form our world. Thunder Shower delves
in rain-sodden reflection, using the gong-like yanggeum to elevate it to a spiritual dimension. Walker: In Seoul delves
in the loneliness of the individual within the expanse of the city but sounds equally as though it could recollect a
seaside childhood holiday, the city traffic undulating like the tides. On Water slowly ripples, with xylophones and piri
twinkling like raindrops. Park Jhia is after something universal and timeless here. She names the album after the Greek
word for ‘Love’ after all. In the album notes she explains: “When I am working on music, I put a lot focus on what
I am doing. I think in the end that is love. ‘Philos’ is about the process of intense repetition. That is a very
powerful love, especially on this album, where I worked on all the tracks by myself. This is why I called the album
‘Philos’.” This eloquently described ‘love’ is indeed more substantial than the more banal uses of the word.
Anodyne worldviews are something the album strikes out against on centrepiece track Easy. Here she features the Lebanese
artist Dima El Sayed, who recites a poem over a concrete musique, ASMR-sounding backdrop, in which she denigrates a
vacuous ‘new age’ notion of spirituality as ‘taking it easy’, noting that there’s nothing ‘easy’ about
refugee crises or impending climate catastrophe. While the album has an ambience about it, to describe it as ambient
would be incorrect. The album creates a world not quite at ease with itself, calling for pauses and spaces to be moments
of reflection, not for inaction. In this sense, it possesses a more substantial spirituality and timelessness, creating
a distinct soundworld that is both heavy with memory and possibility.





Tracklist:
01 - Arrival
02 - Thunder Shower
03 - Easy
(Poem & Read by Dima El Sayed)
04 - Pause
05 - Philos
06 - Walker; In Seoul
07 - When I Think of
Her
08 - On Water


Summary:
Country: South Korea
Genre: alternative folk, classical


Media Report:
Source   
                       : CD
Format                           : FLAC
Format/Info                      : Free
Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode                    : Variable
Bit rate                        
: ~ 747-860 Kbps
Channel(s)                       : 2 channels
Sampling rate                    : 44.1 KHz
Bit depth                        : 16 bits

Related torrents

Torrent Name	Added	Size	Seed	Leech	Health
[alternative folk, experimental] (2018) Zu93 - Mirror Emperor [FLAC,Tracks] [Dar..	1 Year+ - in Music	249.91 MB	0	0
[alternative folk, ambient] (2018) David Garland - Verdancy [FLAC,Tracks] [DarkA..	1 Year+ - in Music	1.33 GB	6	6
[alternative folk, post-rock] (2019) Jambinai - ONDA [FLAC,Tracks] [DarkAngie]	1 Year+ - in Music	341.74 MB	5	0
[alternative folk, ambient] (2018) Geir Sundstol - Brodlos [FLAC,Tracks]	1 Year+ - in Other	168.28 MB	0	0
[alternative folk, ambient] (2022) Park Jiha - The Gleam [FLAC] [DarkAngie]	1 Year+ - in Music	304.63 MB	10	0

Note :

Feel free to post any comments about this torrent, including links to Subtitle, samples, screenshots, or any other relevant information. Watch [alternative folk, classical] (2018) Park Jiha - Philos [FLAC,Tracks] [DarkAngie] Full Movie Online Free, Like 123Movies, FMovies, Putlocker, Netflix or Direct Download Torrent [alternative folk, classical] (2018) Park Jiha - Philos [FLAC,Tracks] [DarkAngie] via Magnet Download Link.

Comments (0 Comments)

Please login or create a FREE account to post comments