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Mathew Jonson - Ghosts In The AI [Wagon Repair]
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| woscar |
| Thanks for the heads up Glannie. The first two have an old-school feel. Too bad the samples are too short. :p |
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| Glaniskanis |
| quote: | Originally posted by woscar
Thanks for the heads up Glannie. The first two have an old-school feel. Too bad the samples are too short. :p |
The samples on the myspace or a bit longer
3mins, 3mins and 2mins respectively :) |
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| Seppuku |
Ghosts in the AI is ing cool. Not sure how I would fit it in to a set, but I love the sounds used and the feel of it.
The Alchemist is a nice chill track, I don't really like the other one. |
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| Guest |
| quote: | Originally posted by Seppuku
Ghosts in the AI is ing cool. Not sure how I would fit it in to a set, but I love the sounds used and the feel of it.
The Alchemist is a nice chill track, I don't really like the other one. |
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| Glaniskanis |
I feel totally the same about this EP @ Seppuku & Mark Anthony :)
Forgot to put this promo text :)
Release date is november 30th!
With his newest EP on Wagon Repair (Ghosts in the AI - WAG058), Mathew Jonson looks to both the past and future to create a stunning release.
Track 1 - Ghosts in the AI - is the first solo production that was made in Wagon Repair's new Berlin studios. Finally, in a real place to work, and with a lot of new gear to play with, Mathew focuses on evoking both the future and technology to wonderful affect.
Track 2 – Technology – comes from Mathew's past as it was created around the same time as tracks like Octagon came out on IIWII. Originally, it was going to be the first cut on his debut album that he was planning to release. On the day that Mathew was looking for a b-side track for the Ghosts in the AI EP, his
brother, Nathan(Hrdvsion), played it over the phone asking him why he had not released it, as it was one of Nathan's favorites. It worked much better than the other track that was going to be on here so thanks, Hrdvsion.
Track 3 - The Alchemist – comes from Mathew's involvement this summer producing the music score for the old classic silent film Faust, which was screened, complete with Cobblestone Jazz playing the score live, at the 2009 Timewarp festival. The Alchemist was written for the scene when Faust is working in his laboratory then walks out into the snow to summon the devil to help with his work. A fitting piece indeed! |
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| Guest |
| a lot of MJ's music doesnt fit in a set but you can force it sometimes...its worth it |
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| DOOMBOT |
| Ghosts In the AI is ing phenomenal. |
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