Orions Belte -Villa Amorini -Jansen CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

1.1 Bean

1.2 Speakeasy

1.3 Conversations

1.4 How Long Is... Cold Pizza Good For

1.5 Drumstick

1.6 Dearest

1.7 Lotus

1.8 What's With You?

1.9 Mouth

1.10 We Should Stay Like This Forever

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Das neue Album von Orions Belte wird Ã¼ber Jansen Records erscheinen. Ihre Mischung aus Underground-Pop, Psych und Weltmusik ist eine einzigartige Mischung. WÃ¤hrend sie sich an Epochen erinnern, die sie nicht erlebt haben, und versuchen, sich in ihrer eigenen musikalischen AtmosphÃ¤re zurechtzufinden, bleibt ihre Musik chaotisch und ruhig zur gleichen Zeit. Das Trio ist mit einem neuen Album zurÃ¼ck, das neue kreative und klangliche Tiefen erforscht, mit der Energie eines belebten BÃ¼rgersteigs in der Innenstadt, mit Instrumenten, die so kompliziert geschichtet sind, dass man hineingezogen wird und sich fragt, wohin es fÃ¼hren wird. Sie nennen es "eine Hommage an eine Ã?ra von lauter Musik, ClubnÃ¤chten, hÃ¤sslichen Hemden und langen Afterpartys." -

Do you remember the time the doorman ran after some drunken kids around the lake outside the club? As he dives into the lake, he scrapes his stomach on a sharp object in the water, but catches up and returns with one youth under each arm. At the same time the singer from the band playing inside, jumps from the loft hoping that the chandelier he grabs will hold him. It doesn't. Endless afterparties and constantly trying to avoid visits from the police or the liquor control. Still nothing?

This was the 90's club scene in Bergen, and Villa Amorini was the place where everything happened. Starting as an 80's fine dining spot, it evolved into an extravagant club with tons of artists and DJ's in screaming shirts and oversized sunglasses. This sets the scene for Orions Belte's second album. Still a mix of all the sounds they like, reminiscing eras they haven't experienced, trying to navigate in their own musical atmosphere. Chaotic and calm at the same time.

Villa Amorini is recorded at Norsk Riksstudio by engineer Njål Paulsberg, making sure the sounds were on point while leaving the band alone to play together for hours upon hours, chiseling out the base for the album. Where the debut was summery and a bit brighter, this album tends to lean a bit more towards the big city, night life and leftover food from the fridge. Mixed as always by the magnificent Matias Tellez.