Shigeto: Fll Circle
Fll Circle
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- Label: Ghostly International, 2010
- Erscheinungstermin: 15.11.2019
Thus far, Zach Saginaw's releases as Shigeto have been fragments, albeit singularly satisfying fragments - EP-length glimpses into the Brooklyn producer's creative psyche. After filling two EPs on Ghostly International, Shigeto's lush, sumptuous take on instrumental hip-hop has fully materialized. 'Full Circle', the artist's first full-length album, completes the journey begun with Shigeto's 'Semi-Circle' EP, synthesizing the drummer / producer's signature themes of family, continuity, and musical boundary-pushing into a vibrant, fully unified artistic statement.
The sounds on 'Full Circle' come from four years of obsessive field recording and collaboration. Saginaw brought his Tascam mini-recorder with him everywhere, capturing the "glasses, chains, breathing, children, family meals, monks singing in cathedrals, walks in the south of France, and good friends offering their musical skill" that would all find homes in the record's compositional nooks and crannies. As a result of Saginaw's constant documentation, the songs on 'Full Circle' play like chapters in an ongoing story - as in 'Escape from the Incubator', whose initial rhythmic claustrophobia opens up into a boom-clap nocturnal chase, or 'French Kiss Power Up', whose romantic digital strut gives way to discord and
fragmentation as the waves of synthesizer give way to a shaky, neurotic coda.
'Full Circle' is framed by the "Ann Arbor" diptych, a pair of beat suites named after Saginaw's hometown (one featuring a sample of Detroit MC SelfSays), all double-thick synths and triple-strength kick drums. Saginaw plays the majority of his rhythms by hand, and 'Full Circle's consistently deep pocket is the record's secret weapon, thumping and breathing like a living being.
The sounds on 'Full Circle' come from four years of obsessive field recording and collaboration. Saginaw brought his Tascam mini-recorder with him everywhere, capturing the "glasses, chains, breathing, children, family meals, monks singing in cathedrals, walks in the south of France, and good friends offering their musical skill" that would all find homes in the record's compositional nooks and crannies. As a result of Saginaw's constant documentation, the songs on 'Full Circle' play like chapters in an ongoing story - as in 'Escape from the Incubator', whose initial rhythmic claustrophobia opens up into a boom-clap nocturnal chase, or 'French Kiss Power Up', whose romantic digital strut gives way to discord and
fragmentation as the waves of synthesizer give way to a shaky, neurotic coda.
'Full Circle' is framed by the "Ann Arbor" diptych, a pair of beat suites named after Saginaw's hometown (one featuring a sample of Detroit MC SelfSays), all double-thick synths and triple-strength kick drums. Saginaw plays the majority of his rhythms by hand, and 'Full Circle's consistently deep pocket is the record's secret weapon, thumping and breathing like a living being.
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
LP
- 1 Ann Arbor [Part 1]
- 2 Escape From The Incubator
- 3 Relentless Drag
- 4 So So Lovely
- 5 Sky Of The Revolution
- 6 Brown Eyed Girl
- 7 French Kiss Power Up
- 8 Ann Arbor [Part 2]
- 9 Children At Midnight
- 10 Look At All The Smiling Faces
