Boucles Hirsutes EP

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THEREALELECTRICSTONER Super interesting new sound facettes by the Italian Masters. If i would sum up the influences i would say - some explorations of things Robbie Basho did, or a Gamelan Orchrestra, that reminds me of the one that Debussy heard on the Paris Expo, which changed the course of Western Music forever. And a little dreamy influence of Debussy is to hear in the warm sounds of "A Miriam". A new and unexpected masterpiece! Favorite track: A Miriam (l'Enfant Perdu).

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1.	Ancille (Alabaster Nu) 01:28	info	buy track
2.	Nenia ed Artemisia 02:20	info	buy track
3.	Florian (Der Morgenbernstein) 01:28	info	buy track
4.	Hare'o'Cure 01:34	info	buy track
5.	Scirocco 03:40	info	buy track
6.	A Miriam (l'Enfant Perdu) 03:05	info	buy track
7.	Circledance 03:06	info	buy track

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This EP was created mostly with very unprofessional equipment in common sonically untreated houses of central Italy, in the middle of the countryside, close to Rome.
The arrangements are minimalistic and child-like, going utterly against the approach taken for the previous records. The tunes were, in fact, almost an accident: they came out of nowhere while noodling around mostly on an old piano during empty moments of my next record's writing sessions.
Much like the arrangements, the theme of this EP is infantile and naive, almost excessively so, something which is aptly mirrored by the poor equipment used to record it.
Though short in length, these tunes still tell a long and obscure story quietly hinted at in their unusual titles and their obsessive repetitiveness, almost involuntarily.

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released December 15, 2022

Pablo Monterisi: piano, keys, flute, bansuri flute, tin flute, 6 strings acoustic guitar, 12 strings acoustic guitar, mandolin, kalimba, carillon, bongos, samples.

Written, recorded and mixed by Pablo Monterisi
Mastered by Pablo Monterisi and Leonardo Mirenda

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Malesh Rome, Italy

Malesh was created by Pablo Monterisi in 2019 as a studio experiment, in order to put together and record a long collection of demos.
Many collaborators revolved around the project through the years, especially for live shows.

Malesh is:

Pablo Monterisi (every instrument);

Martino Petrella (every instrument).

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