Lift off - Limited
Six years after âLaikaâs Take Offâ (2016) went into orbit, Minimal Orchestra explores a new sense of weightlessness with âLift offâ. Earthy resonance to the first project.
After having ventured between space and cosmos, the duo celebrates its fifteen years of existence and friendship by offering, this time, a more grounded album. Reaction to an initial vibration, a kind of sound disturbance that spreads on the water surface, this new album undulates on future jazz accents.
From floating to deep diving, these tracks shimmer warmly and reflect as many musical
influences as soloist friends invited on this project. A dozen tracks at the crossroads of jazz, electronica and jungle, for a journey with sophisticated electronic and organic textures, in a resolutely luminous writing.
Like âPiccolo and Bellsâ, which honors the organ, a new instrument for the group, sort of reference to Mount Kimbie. Emblematic references for âFluedâ too, a more progressive pop track, where we find Radiohead or Boards of Canada influences.
This album is a moment preserved from the heavy ambient gravity, to go to the source of creativity, of the instrument. A sense of groove and a particular, delicate attention given to the melody, for an even more vibrant experience, and a freed nu-jazz.
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Six years after âLaikaâs Take Offâ (2016) went into orbit, Minimal Orchestra explores a new sense of weightlessness with âLift offâ. Earthy resonance to the first project.
After having ventured between space and cosmos, the duo celebrates its fifteen years of existence and friendship by offering, this time, a more grounded album. Reaction to an initial vibration, a kind of sound disturbance that spreads on the water surface, this new album undulates on future jazz accents.
From floating to deep diving, these tracks shimmer warmly and reflect as many musical
influences as soloist friends invited on this project. A dozen tracks at the crossroads of jazz, electronica and jungle, for a journey with sophisticated electronic and organic textures, in a resolutely luminous writing.
Like âPiccolo and Bellsâ, which honors the organ, a new instrument for the group, sort of reference to Mount Kimbie. Emblematic references for âFluedâ too, a more progressive pop track, where we find Radiohead or Boards of Canada influences.
This album is a moment preserved from the heavy ambient gravity, to go to the source of creativity, of the instrument. A sense of groove and a particular, delicate attention given to the melody, for an even more vibrant experience, and a freed nu-jazz.
