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Artist.....: Uchu
Album......: Shamen Funk
Type.......: WEB Album
Genre......: Ambient
Style......: Electronica, Psychedelic, Chill Out
Label......: Space Radio Records
CatalogNr..: SPRD01
Url........: http://www.spaceradio.ru/releases/SPRD01/
Rel.date...: 03.06.2011
Str.date...: 22.04.2011
Source.....: WEB > WAV
Grabber....: n/a
Encoder....: Lame 3.98.4 -V0
Quality....: VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Tracks.....: 8
Size.......: 91.67 MB
Length.....: 50:20
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Tracklist
01. Wrong Direction 06:25
02. Wild Place 04:50
03. Bodhisattvas 07:07
04. Particles 07:04
05. Shamen Funk 05:48
06. RoboJesus 03:18
07. The Universe In A Nutshell 07:12
08. Substance 08:36
Total Time: 50:20
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Release Notes
Webshop: http://www.junodownload.com/products/shamen-funk/1723546-02/
The only way new release by UCHU (aka Pavel Burylichev, whom I FEA(U)TURED a
little while ago) would make you want to throw up would be from dancing to it
right after eating a heavy dinner. So, here's the warning: Shamen Funk will
make you want to shake your curvy pats. Even if you're listening to it by
yourself. And even if you don't have any curvy parts. Maybe it's even better
if you're listening to it by yourself, because the kind of moves the album
will make you produce will not be likely appreciated by a regular club-goer.
Unless the club is in the depth of Amazon Rainforest. Yes, as the cover
suggests, it's very "tribal". Or "ethnic", whatever you wanna call it. But I
put it all in quotation marks, because saying that would just shove Shamen
Funk into this vast swamp of "world music" and deprive it of the "funk" part.
Shamen Funk is world music, but it's UCHU's own world, where craziness comes
from originality rather than from creative sample usage. It is not trip-hop in
the conventional sense. It's hardly even "-hop" at all. But it definitely is a
trip. Which begins with the turn into the "Wrong Direction" - the opening
track couldn't have had a more fitting name on many levels. For some listeners
it will be a realization that they did, in fact, made a wrong turn on their
journey of searching for trendy electronica. And I can see some of them making
rapid U-turns with expressions of fear and disgust, trying to get back to the
road more traveled. But I can see many who will keep going into the "Wrong
Direction". And if they reach the "Wild Place" (title of the second track),
they will stay. In my FEA(U)TURE I mentioned that UCHU's music reminds me of
90's techno. I keep coming back to this thought while listening to Shamen
Funk. No, it doesn't follow any traditions or tries to copy any of the techno
dinosaurs. The similarities go way beyond that, and they lay in that
adventurous and exploratory spirit of the music, in the intention of creating
a deep complex music experience rather than a hit, a pleasant but forgettable
internet sensation, - at the same time refraining from excessive
experimentation and keeping the overall listening process very enjoyable. The
album is massive though. You won't get tired from listening to it, but it's...
pervasiveness might make your head spin a little. I won't even go into
describing each individual track. Partly because it's better to consume the
record as a whole, partly because each and every track is (just like the title
to one of them) "The Universe In A Nutshell". If you are familiar with UCHU's
work, you know that the technical side is superb. The sound is crisp and every
single instrument and sample (of which there aren't too many, and that makes
them way more effective) is in its right place. A very interesting work,
intense and soothing, thoughtful and thought-provoking, compact and limitless,
just like Universe itself.
____________________________________________________ Psychedelic Cyber Zone __
est. 2001
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Artist.....: Uchu
Album......: Shamen Funk
Type.......: WEB Album
Genre......: Ambient
Style......: Electronica, Psychedelic, Chill Out
Label......: Space Radio Records
CatalogNr..: SPRD01
Url........: http://www.spaceradio.ru/releases/SPRD01/
Rel.date...: 03.06.2011
Str.date...: 22.04.2011
Source.....: WEB > WAV
Grabber....: n/a
Encoder....: Lame 3.98.4 -V0
Quality....: VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
Tracks.....: 8
Size.......: 91.67 MB
Length.....: 50:20
______________________________________________________________________________
Tracklist
01. Wrong Direction 06:25
02. Wild Place 04:50
03. Bodhisattvas 07:07
04. Particles 07:04
05. Shamen Funk 05:48
06. RoboJesus 03:18
07. The Universe In A Nutshell 07:12
08. Substance 08:36
Total Time: 50:20
______________________________________________________________________________
Release Notes
Webshop: http://www.junodownload.com/products/shamen-funk/1723546-02/
The only way new release by UCHU (aka Pavel Burylichev, whom I FEA(U)TURED a
little while ago) would make you want to throw up would be from dancing to it
right after eating a heavy dinner. So, here's the warning: Shamen Funk will
make you want to shake your curvy pats. Even if you're listening to it by
yourself. And even if you don't have any curvy parts. Maybe it's even better
if you're listening to it by yourself, because the kind of moves the album
will make you produce will not be likely appreciated by a regular club-goer.
Unless the club is in the depth of Amazon Rainforest. Yes, as the cover
suggests, it's very "tribal". Or "ethnic", whatever you wanna call it. But I
put it all in quotation marks, because saying that would just shove Shamen
Funk into this vast swamp of "world music" and deprive it of the "funk" part.
Shamen Funk is world music, but it's UCHU's own world, where craziness comes
from originality rather than from creative sample usage. It is not trip-hop in
the conventional sense. It's hardly even "-hop" at all. But it definitely is a
trip. Which begins with the turn into the "Wrong Direction" - the opening
track couldn't have had a more fitting name on many levels. For some listeners
it will be a realization that they did, in fact, made a wrong turn on their
journey of searching for trendy electronica. And I can see some of them making
rapid U-turns with expressions of fear and disgust, trying to get back to the
road more traveled. But I can see many who will keep going into the "Wrong
Direction". And if they reach the "Wild Place" (title of the second track),
they will stay. In my FEA(U)TURE I mentioned that UCHU's music reminds me of
90's techno. I keep coming back to this thought while listening to Shamen
Funk. No, it doesn't follow any traditions or tries to copy any of the techno
dinosaurs. The similarities go way beyond that, and they lay in that
adventurous and exploratory spirit of the music, in the intention of creating
a deep complex music experience rather than a hit, a pleasant but forgettable
internet sensation, - at the same time refraining from excessive
experimentation and keeping the overall listening process very enjoyable. The
album is massive though. You won't get tired from listening to it, but it's...
pervasiveness might make your head spin a little. I won't even go into
describing each individual track. Partly because it's better to consume the
record as a whole, partly because each and every track is (just like the title
to one of them) "The Universe In A Nutshell". If you are familiar with UCHU's
work, you know that the technical side is superb. The sound is crisp and every
single instrument and sample (of which there aren't too many, and that makes
them way more effective) is in its right place. A very interesting work,
intense and soothing, thoughtful and thought-provoking, compact and limitless,
just like Universe itself.
____________________________________________________ Psychedelic Cyber Zone __
est. 2001
This NFO File was rendered by NFOmation.net
