Song For a Saddle – Simone Pace

 Song For a Saddle – Simone Pace
Song For a Saddle - Simone Pace
wow just seen the word wide trailer to Bicycle Film Festival – Istanbul and they got this little gem of a tune by “Simone Pace” and i did not see a bit from the trailer , this tune  called ” Song For a Saddle” had captivated me total, i saw something , but recognized ,recorded or saved just this audio part of the trailer and  judge by yourself beautiful isn’t it , moment ja really beautiful isn’t it? mesmerizing beautiful
here the trailer to Bicycle Film Festival – Istanbul 2012

 

 

“New Structures For Loving” by “Cosmin TRG”

“New Structures For Loving” by “Cosmin TRG”

New Structures For Loving

“New Structures For Loving” by “Cosmin TRG aka Cosmin Nicolae”pretty techno tunes from BERLIN

 

Cosmin TRG’s Upcoming Gigs
Tuesday 30 April, 2013
8bahn, Musispark , Arnhem, Netherlands
Friday 03 May, 2013
Gipsy, Moscow, Russia
Friday 03 May, 2013
Gipsy, Gipsy Bar, Moscow, Russian Federation
Saturday 04 May, 2013
Bambounou Residency, SOCIAL CLUB, Paris, France
Sunday 05 May, 2013
Bloc, Autumn Street Warehouse, London, United Kingdom
Friday 10 May, 2013
TBA, F Club, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Saturday 11 May, 2013
RBMA presents, Razzmatazz, Barcelona, Spain
Friday 17 May, 2013
50 Weapons, TROUW CLUB, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Saturday 18 May, 2013
Klubnacht, Berghain, Berlin, Germany
See the full listing here
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Premiere: stream Cosmin TRG’s troubled new album Gordian in full

The Romanian producer’s discography reads like a who’s who of celebrated contemporary dance labels – Hemlock, Hessle Audio, Rush Hour – but in recent years he’s settled with Modeselektor’s 50Weapons stable, who released TRG’s debut album Simulat in 2011. Whereas TRG’s early releases touched on dubstep, grime and more, Simulat was pretty straight-up techno – led by the razor-edged, Plastikman-esque single ‘De Dans’.

Gordian references the Gordian Knot, a metaphor for an “impossible” problem that’s solved by means so simple that you’d never think of them (read: cutting the rope rather than disentangling the knot), and TRG ties (ahem) this to the “very contemporary, impossible task of discerning between real and replicated, authentic and contrived … Coping with facts, objects and bodies, the necessity of ‘making it’, fear of failure [and] fear of ‘not being happy’”. Appropriately, it’s a more longing listen than Simulat, and features some of TRG’s prettiest music to date. You can stream it in full below.