Vom Label heißt es: “Ships that pass in the night, and speak each other in passing’ says a short poem by H. Wadsworth Longfellow chosen by Bewider as the title for his latest work. And this is pretty much a record that must be played at night, with its angular sequences intersecting each other only to take different paths too soon, leaving behind a slipstream of electronic loneliness. Or, on land, you could image yourself listening to this record while driving into the darkness, briefly crossing  the lights of other cars coming in the opposite direction. Each car a different soul, a momentary connection, a story that could have been but never was”. Das Artwork stammt von Medile Siaulytyte (Illustration) und Davide Starinieri (Foto).

“Erik Satie’s three Gymnopedies are part of that listening imagination that has its origins in my very early years. A music my father frequently listened to. I remember that these three simple melodies have always captivated me and somehow enchanted me. Taking them back and transforming them into a new electronic arrangement was a very spontaneous process that made me rediscover them again. They have something musically magical and eternal, an infinite modernity. The whole rework process was almost entirely (was done almost at a 90%) done with analogue synths and in almost one single recording session, in order to try and make the most out of the instinctive live performance.” (Bewider)

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