Probabilities & Unorganised Harmonics, by Alex Tomb

Probabilities & Unorganised Harmonics

by Alex Tomb

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1.	Probability #1 10:01	buy track
2.	Probability #2 07:32	buy track
3.	Probability #3 12:55	buy track
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Alex Tomb - A Cyprus born artist where from a young age was part of the local electronic music scene in Cyprus and where he enjoys a steady and growing fan base. Alexis chose to explore new ideas and expand his horizons bringing him to the United Kingdom where he spent a few years studying music and falling deeper into production. Soon after and inevitably enough he listened to his Berlin calling where he soon became an active member of the electronic music community helping create new conecpts and collaborations and promote local and international talent. For the first time we have the absolute honour of being part of Alexis beautiful and complex journey into a world of probabilities and unorganized harmonics.

The project was conceptualized about 3 years ago and since then produced between 2013 - 2016. As the title may suggest, the main idea and concept was really the extensive research and application of unconventional & generative digital sequencers and systems such as Nodal and Numerology, where probabilities of chosen settings be triggered based of certain predefined predicates. This allowed having detailed control of randomization creating a perfect fabric for unpredictability to take shape and form, always in harmony with the rest of the elements, creating layers, textures and rhythms, never heard before.

The quality and the importance of the sound sources was key; ethnic instruments and percussion, western music orchestral sounds, combined with modern electronic drums and production techniques to create unique electroacoustic sonorities. Nonetheless and irrespective of the artistic and experimentational approach, the process and the result was really a personal, deep and meditative journey that manifests itself over an 8 track album rich in harmonics, melodies and always driven by rhythmic elements.

"Marianne decided one day to catch Apparat Band for a live concert in Berlin in 2013. While going home, the inspiration was so evident that she had to do something about it. She had already in mind at the time to create something special, a concept project with specific tools and specific vision, so this was the ignition of the flame that would trigger something big. During that time, Marianne didn’t have a permanent home and was wondering around, from place to place until she could find something suitable. She didn’t have a studio either but she had to extract those feelings immediately after the show. She opened her laptop, connected it to a Hi-Fi player, initialized her (very important to this project) tools, and started composing musical sketches. In 2-3 days Marianne had already enough material that would later take form & shape, and would be the main core of this LP. Ideas like 3-note chords hitting randomly in space and time, forming the skeleton of 3 separate pieces from the album, but used cleverly in different ways, and so on. Alex then takes care of the rest, and this story unfolds…"

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released December 9, 2016

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