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Disc 01
 01. "Introduction" 02. "Mercury" 03. "Loop transit 1" 04. "Venus" 05. "Loop transit 2" 06. "Earth" 07. "Loop transit 3" 08. "Mars" 09. "Loop transit 4" 10. "Jupiter" 11. "Loop transit 5" 12. "Saturn" 13. "Loop transit 6" 14. "Uranus" 15. "Loop transit 7" 16. "Neptune" 17. "Loop transit 8" 18. "Pluto"
Disc 02
01. "Mercury" 02. "Venus" 03. "Earth" 04. "Mars" 05. "Jupiter" 06. "Saturn" 07. "Uranus" 08. "Neptune" 09. "Pluto"
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| | Description: | Planets by Jeff Mills, released 6 April 2017.
This version of Planets comes as a 1xCD. - It has been 100 years since the British composer Gustav Holst introduced his most famous score The Planets. An elegant musical tour to each one of our planets in the solar system, Holst brought forth imaginary visions of space that would survive many generations and decades after. As an important piece to the classical universe, The Planets is regularly played throughout the world every year as it had been the most vivid translation of our cosmic neighborhood until now. The electronic music artist and producer Jeff Mills, pays tribute to this century of incredible musical production. He embarks on a sonic journey to compose and re-discover our neighboring planets in an 18-piece suite that explores the nine planets, including the portions of space in between the planets, the nine regions Mills calls "Loop Transits". Mills takes the rotating principle of the solar system as aesthetics, concept, and model for creativity. From the beginning, his first releases explored futuristic and science fiction topics, and he continues to do so to this day. For Jeff Mills, the future is a powerful creative drive which explains the artist's ceaseless activity. Since it's creation and like the intention of Holst, each track is musically imagined to invoke the psychological effect, emotions, and ideas of each planet. But unlike in the year 1918, when the score was first publicly heard on the last week of World War I, 100 years later, there is now a more accurate knowledge about what each planet is made of and what they look like. The piece should bring the audience closer to confronting each planet in ways that audiences in 1918 could only dream of. With the French composer Sylvain Griotto, the arranger of Planets, and Mills's previous work on the album and classical score about the NASA astronaut and doctor Mamoru Morhi's space journey in 1992 and 2000 from the album Where Light Ends (2013), Mills has created an electronic music album that has been translated for symphonic and philharmonic orchestras and will accompany them in their live debut and all performances. Starting to conceptualize and produce music for it dating back to 2005, Mills constantly worked on the project over the years to bring it to fruition. In July 2016, Jeff Mills completed the last production stages of the Planets album at the world famous Abbey Road Studios in London. | | | No. of tracks: |
27 |
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