Ryuichi Sakamoto - The Staggering Girl (2020)
: pt sty 24, 2020 00:25 am
14 lutego wydaje Milan Records | Digital, vinyle w nieokreślonej przyszłości
1. The Staggering Girl (1:04)
2. Woman in Yellow (0:35)
3. Woman in Yellow II (1:06)
4. Casa (1:32)
5. Woman in Yellow III (1:18)
6. Night Garden (3:05)
7. Toni (1:14)
8. Tangling (0:52)
9. Roma (4:25)
10. Dance (3:03)
11. Dance – Ambient Version (3:05)
Komentarz kompozytora:
“When approaching the score for The Staggering Girl, I wanted to incorporate the tactile sound of Valentino’s fabrics, so I asked them to send me some samples and utilizing special sensitive microphones, I experimented ‘playing’ the fabrics. I love the sound and how it forces one's attention to a sound all around us, yet almost entirely ignored.”
Urywki z recenzji:
The Hollywood Reporter: "And it features an original score by no less than Ryuichi Sakamoto, mixing eerie atmospherics with delicate piano as the semblance of plot flashes back and forth across time and continents."
Indiwire: "Only in a climactic dance sequence does “The Staggering Girl” arrive at any kind of real fluidity (credit for that belongs to Sakamoto’s full-bodied synth jazz)"
The Playlist: "With pulsing ambient synth by Ryuichi Sakamoto (...) An impromptu dance party of ethereal young women, set to Sakamoto’s electronic orchestra, marks a particular visual highlight."
1. The Staggering Girl (1:04)
2. Woman in Yellow (0:35)
3. Woman in Yellow II (1:06)
4. Casa (1:32)
5. Woman in Yellow III (1:18)
6. Night Garden (3:05)
7. Toni (1:14)
8. Tangling (0:52)
9. Roma (4:25)
10. Dance (3:03)
11. Dance – Ambient Version (3:05)
Komentarz kompozytora:
“When approaching the score for The Staggering Girl, I wanted to incorporate the tactile sound of Valentino’s fabrics, so I asked them to send me some samples and utilizing special sensitive microphones, I experimented ‘playing’ the fabrics. I love the sound and how it forces one's attention to a sound all around us, yet almost entirely ignored.”
Urywki z recenzji:
The Hollywood Reporter: "And it features an original score by no less than Ryuichi Sakamoto, mixing eerie atmospherics with delicate piano as the semblance of plot flashes back and forth across time and continents."
Indiwire: "Only in a climactic dance sequence does “The Staggering Girl” arrive at any kind of real fluidity (credit for that belongs to Sakamoto’s full-bodied synth jazz)"
The Playlist: "With pulsing ambient synth by Ryuichi Sakamoto (...) An impromptu dance party of ethereal young women, set to Sakamoto’s electronic orchestra, marks a particular visual highlight."
epic!