Train Station Philosophy
by Moisees
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Digital Album
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Going To Nowhere
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Little Changes
06:48
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about
Mexican imprint Duro is back with a new EP from Moisés Ramírez aka Moisees, co-founder of the label. 'Train Station Philosophy' is the name of the seventh release: three acid infused tracks designed for the dance floor.
After a couple of different aliases (Silver Light, Blackout) and a few years confined in office work, Moisés is finally back into the studio again. This EP narrates his latest months there, a chaotic and strange moment in his life but with meaningful learning moments.
Opening the pack is "Going To Nowhere", a rolling drum six minute track with a defying flute melody that sounds like a call to war in an ancient tribe. The mood of the track feels bold, like when you bravely face yourself with your own disastrous reality.
Next is “Little Changes” a happier and energetic track with rolling drums, shaking synths and a laser solo synth that unfolds into a sawtooth wave synth climax.
Last is “Train Station Philosophy”, a raw-acid track with Japanese vocals and odd synthesizers. The mood feels eagerly disoriented, reminding that moment before you finally find some clarity in life.
After a couple of different aliases (Silver Light, Blackout) and a few years confined in office work, Moisés is finally back into the studio again. This EP narrates his latest months there, a chaotic and strange moment in his life but with meaningful learning moments.
Opening the pack is "Going To Nowhere", a rolling drum six minute track with a defying flute melody that sounds like a call to war in an ancient tribe. The mood of the track feels bold, like when you bravely face yourself with your own disastrous reality.
Next is “Little Changes” a happier and energetic track with rolling drums, shaking synths and a laser solo synth that unfolds into a sawtooth wave synth climax.
Last is “Train Station Philosophy”, a raw-acid track with Japanese vocals and odd synthesizers. The mood feels eagerly disoriented, reminding that moment before you finally find some clarity in life.
credits
released July 28, 2017
Moises Ramirez Olvera
Moises Ramirez Olvera
license
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tags
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Duro Mexico
Electrónica Rupestre Latinoamericana
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Latin American Primitive Dance Music
discography
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Jun 2019 -
May 2019 -
Apr 2019 -
Apr 2019