Calling The New Gods, by Senyawa (+ Vincent Moon)

Calling The New Gods

by Senyawa (+ Vincent Moon)

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	1.	Calling The New Gods - side A 12:04		buy track
	2.	Calling The New Gods - side B 13:12		buy track

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The film "Calling The New Gods", by Vincent Moon, is the document of musicians Rully Shabara & Wukir Suryadi of the group Senyawa playing & being filmed on location, outside, tracing a path from the outskirts of Yogyakarta, Java (on the border of a rice field, on the edge of a garbage dump, etc.) until the center of the city (in the middle of a market, in a fair).

In a sort of mandala, of centripetal spiral, during an entire day, from dawn until dusk, the film - with soundscapes shared between the music of Senyawa and field recordings - captures the powerful, unique & fascinating presence of the Indonesian duo in the middle of the physical landscapes and human mosaic that helped create it.

Link to the film:
> vimeo.com/54891015

credits

released January 11, 2018

Music : Senyawa
Voice : Rully Shabara
Instruments : Wukir Suryadi

Filmed, recorded and mixed by Vincent Moon
in situ in Yogyakarta (Indonesia, Java) in January 2012
– with the help of Aniza Santos and the people of Yogyakarta

Mastering and vinyl cut : Fred Alstadt
– Angström Mastering, Brussels, spring 2017

Illustration : Gwénola Carrère
– Brussels, summer 2017

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- Окраина : [Records of the Outskirts], Brussels based label founded by Philippe Delvosalle, inspired by Boris Barnet's film of 1933 and devoted to 10 inch vinyls with all sleeves designed by Gwénola Carrère

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