OLYMPICS: Considering it was the most high-profile sports event that almost never happened, the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Games emerged as a great success and testimony to the power of sports during times o
Clauido Gizzi y
Romano Musumarra.
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Mario Maggi termina el
MCS70 (Memory Controlled Synthesizer), un sintetizador monofónico que fue el primero completamente programable, ya que podían guardarse 64 sonidos diferentes definidos por el usuario por medio del panel de controles y ejecutarse en cualquier momento. Aunque las fuentes son escasas,
Romano Musumarra, compositor, se entera de este nuevo instrumento y propone un contacto con la gente de EMI para producir un álbum que sirva de publicidad a este sintetizador.
A pesar de lo extraño que era en esa época un disco totalmente electrónico, sin voces (no había salido
During the last five years of his life, Tomita devoted himself to the
DENON: Isao Tomita Project, in an effort to completely remake his masterpieces from the 1970s in a form that he’d envisioned at the time but couldn’t realize, as well as add new creations to them.
Rising Planet - Tomita s Greatest Works of Space Music is a collection of 11 selected tracks from the seven albums he released as part of this major undertaking.
The main melody of “Rising of the Planet 9,” which was the last melody Tomita left behind, was first heard on the track “Itokawa and Hayabusa in
Midnight In A Perfect World: Maral
Los Angeles-based artist
Maral has formed a unique vision of club music, one that embraces her heritage and re-contextualizes it for a new audience. Focusing on the interplay between sounds and culture, she combines Iranian folk field recordings with raw distorted beats in hopes it will introduce listeners to new ways of perceiving music. Her debut release
Maral Club was released by the cutting-edge label Astral Plane Recordings in July 2019, and late last year she unveiled her debut full-length album
Push on the Los Angeles-based all-genre label Leaving Records.
Maral s guest DJ mix for
Electronic musician Flying Lotus draws inspiration from the likes of Vangelis, Isao Tomita and Jean-Michel Jarre in creating the music for the Netflix anime about Japan's only Black samurai.