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01. "Oh what a world"
02. "Be careful what you wish for!"
03. "World be gone"
04. "A bitter parting"
05. "Still it's not over"
06. "Take me out of myself"
07. "Sweet summer loving"
08. "Love you to the sky"
09. "Lousy sum of nothing"
10. "Just a little love"
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| | Description: | ERASURE (Andy Bell and Vince Clarke) have announced a collaboration with Echo Collective, the Brussels based collective of post-classical musicians best known for their ongoing collaborative work with A Winged Victory for the Sullen, Johann Johannsson, Dustin O??Halloran and Stars of the Lid.
The collaboration sees the entirety of Erasure??s latest album, World Be Gone, given a post-classical rework. World Beyond was recorded over ten days by Andy Bell and seven performers from the Echo Collective: Margaret Hermant (violin, harp), Neil Leiter (viola), Thomas Engelen (cello), Jaroslaw Mroz (double bass), Gary De Cart (piano)and Antoine Dandoy (vibraphone, glockenspiel).
The album was produced by Echo Collective, mixed by Gareth Jones and arranged by the Echo Collective??s Gary De Cart, Margaret Hermant and Neil Leiter. Neil Leiter from the Echo Collective explains, ??The process of this project was really deconstruction and re-purposing. We started by listening to each track layer by layer, and then, using the layers that inspired us or we found essential, we reconstructed the tracks instrumentally. Each of the instruments in the band setup were chosen for their inherent capacities and roles. Often choosing which layer to put with each instrument was a question of matching roles and colours. By stripping so much away, we were able to find a new space for Andy to fill. The text of the songs became much more important in the overall construction of the songs, and Andy was free to explore more dynamics and vocal range.? The tracks featured on World Beyond show award-winning songwriters Vince Clarke and Andy Bell in a more reflective mood, giving the world and recent political upheavals a thoughtful examination. This new collaboration gives a new dimension to the tracks - including fan-favourites ??Still It??s Not Over??, which tackles the LGBT rights movement post-Stonewall, and ??Lousy Some Of Nothing??, a ballad for our post-truth age - but the band??s optimism about the future remains clear and bright. Andy Bell explains: ???the reinterpretations have brought such enormous context to the songs, it has created a new place for them.?
The original idea for the album developed from Vince Clarke, who initially suggested that a single from World Be Gone could be given an orchestral reinterpretation, but as the idea expanded and took shape, he spoke at length to the Echo Collective ahead of the recording. ??It was great to talk through ideas with Echo Collective and then see how their arrangements took shape. The collaboration has given elements of the album a whole new feel and Andy's vocals remain as powerful and uplifting as ever? says Clarke. - Printed in the EU."World Beyond" is a unique reinterpretation of Erasure's acclaimed album "World Be Gone," presented in an acoustic, classical style. Released on CD by the renowned label Mute, this collection features lush orchestral arrangements performed by Echo Collective, giving new life to beloved tracks with elegant strings and piano accompaniments. The result is a deeply emotional listening experience that highlights Andy Bell?s expressive vocals and Vince Clarke?s masterful songwriting.
Erasure, formed in 1985 by singer Andy Bell and keyboardist Vince Clarke (formerly of Depeche Mode and Yazoo), are pioneers of synth-pop music. With hits like "A Little Respect," "Sometimes," and "Always," they have sold over 25 million albums worldwide and remain influential figures in electronic pop history.
Mute Records, founded in 1978 by Daniel Miller, has been at the forefront of innovative music for decades. Known for nurturing groundbreaking artists such as Depeche Mode, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Goldfrapp, and New Order (UK releases), Mute stands out for its commitment to artistic freedom and sonic experimentation. | | | Manufacturer No.: |
CDSTUMM425 |
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