Tell me what I need to know about Gigi Masin

because this song is pretty amazing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsYRfOy0J9w

where can i hear more?

he's got an album out w/charles hayward. sounds beautiful

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19d9D0UHe-I&feature=related

hmmm, newish album. free download. don't mind if i do

http://www.laverna.net/releases/Lav22.html

I shoulda put bjork and to rococo rot have sampled him and he sounds like Blue Nile in the title to get people to post.

Loving the new comp and the collaboration with Tempelhof. Also, this particular act of generosity was very welcome (see comments from youtube poster):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4Ws3jTM_cQ

Is "Call Me" the EXACT midpoint between Blue Nile and Bark Psychosis or

i've had the music from memory comp on preorder for an eternity now, is it finally out?

The 2CD is supposedly out this week in the US.

is there anything else he's done that has vocals like Call Me? the rest of Wind is great too but I was disappointed there wasn't anything else like it

'snake theory' and 'almanac' both have vocals

Is "Call Me" the EXACT midpoint between Blue Nile and Bark Psychosis or

was pleased to find he put blue nile on this dj mix, posted previously in the balearic thread.

https://soundcloud.com/kocmoc-manifesto/gigi-masin

That Gigi mix is crazy diverse.

so i've contacted gigi on facebook to confirm there's no way i can buy it: does anyone have a copy of the gigi/charles hayward album that's not all hissy and pissy like the only rip i can find? would rather not shell out for a rare LP i have no way of playing and shipping to seoul...

if so pleeeez email me jakob dot dorof at gee mail i will find some way to reward you :'(

also "clouds" is god-tier new age synth music, like top five of the genre status...just incredible

Check your email, Jakob.

Wind is soooooo great

yeah it is another dazzler after Talk To The Sea, really need to hear more of his stuff.

i've been hopelessly addicted to talk to the sea... another mix of his here: http://www.thevinylfactory.com/vinyl-factory-releases/vf-vinyl-mix-19-gigi-masin/

haven't got the new one yet - must remedy that.

I hadn't realized that Music From Memory just released the digital download of the remastered Wind:

http://music-from-memory.bandcamp.com/album/wind-3

Wind is soooooo great

― boxedjoy, Tuesday, December 22, 2015 5:29 AM (4 hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

What the... I've just been binge listening to Wind since yesterday and I'm halfway through it again now!

cosign the love

also "clouds" is god-tier new age synth music, like top five of the genre status...just incredible

― soyrev

Just listened to this song for the first time and just had one of those moments where I had heard this song before... and indeed, I had. The synth line has been sampled by both Nujabes and To Rococo Rot, the latter shamelessly structuring a whole song around that one loop. Funny how these days you can hear a song for the first time, but still get that deja vu sense due to its use elsewhere. My favorite recent example is hearing Bernard Fevre's song Earth Message for the first time and realizing The Chemical Brothers song Got Glint not only samples it, but essentially covers it in the chorus.

new Gaussian Curve album is out, excellent

How does it compare to Clouds?

i love it. definitely comparable, maybe even better.

high praise! thanks. I was probably gonna buy it anyway but good to know

yeah, I feel like these guys just get it

https://soundcloud.com/duyaka/kashemes-livingroom-live-session-with-gigi-masin-music-from-memory

Kasheme's Livingroom Session with Gigi Masin

new self-released album on Bandcamp:

Dear friends..

Recently I have been thinking about what 'a change' means. Whether it's a turning corner of keeping on walking straight down the road, or a ship adapting its course to the winds and waves, or a kite dancing in the air one step away from the clouds. I'm thinking about new passages, further destinations, new places to reach.. but I still have a bag full of memories: unique people I've met, smiles, hugs, projects.. Maybe a change is like crossing a bridge, following a kite that finds its meaning in the wind, its motive for searching the horizon and stealing another dream. This collection contains some songs that I've made in the past few years, written to talk about dreams and love while waiting for new colors and new music. It's like looking back at a garden of roses and flowers, hoping the next lawn is just as beautiful and bright.

http://masin.bandcamp.com/album/kite

Love everything Gigi has done, but refuse to pay ten euros for a download

happy to give gigi money but a bit reluctant to buy the download if there's a chance that it might get a physical release. what i've heard sounds good though!

Yeah, would gladly pay three times that for an LP of this material

heads up london folk:

http://thejazzcafelondon.com/event/gigi-masin

yesss

https://masin.bandcamp.com/album/calypso

About to see him! Like now

I please tell him hello for me

I will try! I assume you don’t actually know him

how was he?

SO good. Lots of relatively upbeat numbers. I’m sure much of it will be on the new album.

Really enjoying Calypso. It's so long though, I'm only just spending time with the second half.

ooh, didn't realise this had been released now

so good

some of this is really good but some of it sounds distractingly like the most dated parts of 90s trip-hop, the melodies and pad sounds are great and this is probably better than like 80% of anything I'll hear all year though

Haha, definitely had the same thought re. dated '90s touchstones. There's a LOT of good stuff though.

"Khalifa golf club" is the standout jam imo

He did a live thing the other day and I was surprised by how much it reminded of *something*... but I couldn't put my finger on what it was (Gottsching? Eno? Papa M? Fennesz?)

If you have time, listen to the first 7 minutes of this and please tell me what other artist/works it sounds like (RIYL?):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dm9r0vIZYUw

ISO slow, heavy reverb ambient guitar over soft drum machine?

the chords themselves (through the first 2 minutes, at least) sound quite a bit like "Sugar for the Pill" from the reunion Slowdive album

ok, that was a terrible reference. the rest of it sounds nothing like that, sorry

haha awesome - that's a cover of 'small hours' by john martyn

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYLVM560Fok

+100000 points to NickB!

First seven minutes sounds particularly electric Windham Hill-y to me (Peter Maunu, Danny Heines come to mind). Also reminds me of that Jakob Bro guy on ECM. Not hearing any Eno or Ashra at all.

<3, thx NickB... not familiar with that track at all!

If you don't know the two Gaussian Curve records that Gigi did with Jonny Nash and Young Marco, they definitely mine that soundworld, as does some of Jonny Nash's solo stuff (e.g. 'Exit Strategies' from 2015). Also try the album 'Surface' by Santilli that came out last year.

this Youtube is awesome, thanks

that Santilli album is madly underrated

Gigi Masin is my top new musical discovery from lockdown. Just what I need right now.

What type of music do you call this? Is it Balearic? And more recommendations in this style would be appreciated (I've checked out most of the names mentioned above)

music from memory has a great catalog with lots of stuff in this vein

the gaussian curve albums are nice. 'uneven paths' and 'outro tempo' are very good. i don't think i've found anything as deep and beautiful as the stuff on talk to the wind tho tbh.

I’d also check out Jonny Nash + Suzanne Kraft. Jonny Nash and Masin did an album together iirc

ah yeah both in Gaussian Curve

Lots of good things in this thread (although it goes back twelve years and is fairly all encompassing)

During lockdown Test Pressing have been releasing daily Stay In & Chill playlists on Spotify which are a veritable treasure trove of downtempo gems

You might also like some of the Claremont 56 releases - there's another Spotify playlist here which gives a flavour

Thanks! I've been listening to a lot of Music From Memory lately (they were how I found out about Gigi)

Do people rate the first Gaussian Curve album higher than the second one? Because after listening to both back to back during a bout of insomnia, I think The Distance (second album) is superior, if only for the gorgeous "Suspended Motion."

Agreed 2nd is my favorite

Would also recommend Steve Hiett, Vini Reilly/The Durutti Column and Wally Badarou in terms of other '80s people with a similiar-enough sensibility if you haven't heard any of them yet

Suso Saiz too

For sure--looks like the MfM bases are covered, though

Figured it was worth highlighting

xps talk to the sea lol. i've got memory worms

Thanks for the recommendations! Those Test Pressing playlists are an absolute goldmine

I like the second Gaussian Curve album best too. I've also been feeling Gigi's albums with Tempelhof.

The first album from Young Marco (other other guy in Gaussian) is nice too, though a little clubber. Still chill though.

Love the second Gaussian Curve album.

Clubber? Clubbier.

Young Marco's a great DJ but I've not been too impressed with his solo productions. I'll check it out though.

yeah I love that first album biology

Do check out his wonderful Welcome To Paradise Italian Dream House comps tho if you haven't already xp

both of marco's lps are excellent

'Suzaku' off Biology is a gorgeous summery synthpop thing and was well ahead of curve on that sort of YMO-ish tip afaicr

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQakVMy6fHo

i think they're both comparably great, but i may actually prefer the first gaussian curve album!

I’d also check out Jonny Nash + Suzanne Kraft. Jonny Nash and Masin did an album together iirc

Jason Kolar's Modified Perspectives on the stroom label is similar to gm's sound, w/o any drum programming. really nice.

I'd not heard Suzanne Kraft until now. Perfect.

And I'm probably being daft but is Kraft a Johnny Nash pseudonym?

Sheeeiiit: Talk from Home was only released on vinyl and is currently going for around £80 on Discogs.

two different people, they've made several albums together. i would recommend nash's label in general to gigi lovers: https://melodyastruth.bandcamp.com/

several releases i should say

Lewis "L'amour" - its not the closest sounding stuff the way Jonny Nash and Suzanne Kraft are, but it has the same sense of otherworldly stillness as Masin's more song-structured releases

In a similar way, K. Leimer and Beverley Glenn-Copeland slot alongside this stuff for me - not as lush but atmospherically similar

Bit off topic but Diego Herrera (Suzanne Kraft) was also in a really good band called Pharaohs who out some great records like the album In Oeland on Mark Barrott's International Feel label. Lush neo-tropical sounds but quite uptempo - kind of a (Japanese) Mariah vibe?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caoUAfVO2Ys

On more of a Gigi tip, I've really been enjoying the album La Calle Roja by Pablo Color which came out last year:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTgUQ_Sawag

Missum is indeed just utterly beautiful, even when not hungover. I totally get the Lewis comparison Boxedjoy, and am glad you dished it out.

My rockist stan is looking for a name for this kind of stuff. New Age isn't cutting it. I'm cautiously distancing myself from it but my unconscious just barked 'Digital Pastoral' at me.

I like Haunted Weather but I think Toop would barf.

nu age

beach synth

my playlist of this stuff is called Hungover At Yoga

Yeah that Pablo Color album is super nice!!

A lot of this music makes me think of the events that Labradford curated in London way back when under the banner 'Festival of Dritfing' and you'd get electronic stuff ranging from Eno ambient to dub techno from Pole but also textural guitar-based acts like Durutti Column and David Pajo and John Martyn. Gigi Masin feels like a Mediterranean extension of that, but I've come to think of them all basically as ~ d r i f t w a v e ~

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuHsXcmd6gg

the whole satoshi & makoto album is incredible, but this track in particular is all time

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4kfGw7agMg

the e ruscha v album from a few years ago also fits this vibe

not quite as smooth and effortless though

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ls2F59qCKmA

wilson tanner - 69. the more recent II is good as well, but i go back to 69 more. i had a pretty memorable experience staring at a pillow made out of an old sweater to this album while my mind was quite altered

i mean, pillows are amazing, makes sense

yeah there’s a few tracks on that first Wilson Tanner that just kill me

relatedly, the last Eleventeen Eston album (By The Water is really nice

I love that Lawrence quote where he’s all “I just want to spend all day in a dreamy haze staring at beautiful album covers”

a couple more essential albums in this vein:

wolf mueller & cass - the sound of the glades (the title track is an incredible slow-build prog ambient journey)
art wilson - overworld (aka andras fox, was composed for a contemporary dance piece and the sun signs of the dancers involved are listed on the sleeve)

I'm listening to Suzanne Kraft's Talk from Home and it just struck me that one of the missing pieces in this thread is Rothko. Flatiron, in all its spreading, plangent beauty is pure Rothko.

Plangent is one of those words that needs to be banned from music criticism but sometimes it's the only word for the job.

Thanks for all the recommendations. I was listening to Jonny Nash's RA mix yesterday and that would fit in with this vibe. It's all his own work, including a collab with ol' Gigi himself

Very thankful Gigi was one of the very last shows I saw before the pandemic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BE9jXUSreQ

fools - source

new one on music from memory with a gorgeous music video

How was Gigi when you saw him Evan? The one time I saw him was a laptop performance in an empty and oppressive-feeling venue and I found it somewhat hard to engage with

He was fantastic! Yeah you need the ideal space to engage for sure. I saw him here:

https://www.svconline.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/Public-Records-4-726x484.jpg

...which helped

cor look at those speakers!

Is that public records?

yes!

Great room, I hope they manage to reopen OK

Agreed, it seems they're keeping active with their online presence so hopefully things are generally alright behind the scenes.

But yeah Gigi sounded great there and he was super nice.

Definitely my favorite artist in this scene. He walks the line between calm pensive / moody so well; other musicians often just go full mopey doctor-drama-theme-music when they try to do the same. He has a good taste for emotional melodies while at the same time not sounding too gloomy. But for that reason his tunes stick better to me than most of the music in this genre. I feel like that's why he stands out.

late to the party here but spent a lot of time this year listening to both Gaussian Curve albums wandering a pretty isolated beach town and I prefer Clouds over The Distance by a small margin. Both are lovely but "Ride" and "Impossible Island" are hard to beat. "Suspended Motion" is incredible though.

yes I would like one late pass on these Gaussian Curve albums, please

I made a post on Instagram yesterday gushing over Clouds and Gigi commented that we might get a new Gaussian something (album?) at some point

"Thanks!! A lot!.. Gaussians? they could come back suddenly.. who knows?! 😎"

So, that's awesome. Maybe this was known but it's news to me.

Paolo mentioned this over on the ambient thread but think it'd fit here. Romeo Poirier - Hotel Nota. Lots of warm bubbly glitch, the overall aesthetic of which sorts of edges into Masin territory at times.

https://sferic.bandcamp.com/album/hotel-nota

calypso is crazy good. can't believe it took me this long to get to it. he really is one of a kind.

My favorite album of the year

I wouldn't have got through 2020 without Gigi Masin but it wasn't Calypso I was listening to

That's fine but do you not like Calypso?

I'm not answering for boxedjoy but I will say I typically get more out of Gaussian Curve than Gigi solo

hard disagree. i like gaussian curve a lot but i think his solo material is on another level. his new album doesn't throw out a welcome mat, it's kinda restless overall and is very much in a high-mid register eq-wise but it's such a rich, tense bridge between ambient concepts and experimental / jazz facility w/ the kind of elegant, intuitive phrasing that makes his music so compelling, i still think he's head and shoulders above the genre he's sort of given birth to over the past decade.

My favorite album of the year

― Evan, Saturday, December 26, 2020 4:10 AM (seventeen hours ago) bookmarkflaglink

lol something i agree with Evan about ;)

!!! Is this surprising?

Winky face acknowledged however am I known for my dumb opinions?

no no i just disagree with you sometimes on those dang politics threads

sorry didn't mean to be weird

Oh! I sometimes post on those, and if so it’s usually a dumb joke or shitpost.

well anyway calypso is cosmic bliss and kind of mysterious and sad and it's perfect imo. one thing that comes to mind, apropos of not much, and i don't mean to be *that guy*, but i feel like people might not realize gigi has experimental music bona fides, has collaborated with people like charles hayward, and that's kind of part and parcel with with his solo work too... feel like that comes through more on this album idk.

Sorry for making you feel weird. It was just a mini-rollercoaster for me. "I'm finally established enough here after 11 years to have recognizable opinions?? Wow neat because I've never really felt a par-...oh I see he is simply confusing me with someone else."

Anyway, I agree he has experimental credentials that contribute value to his music, but I'm not sure it's an entirely unique feature vs. other artists that do the same (many of which are also on the wonderful MFM label as a broad example). To me it's actually his moving melodies that help him stand out among that pack of minimal experimental musicians, not the other way around (AKA experimentation making him stand out among ambient artists).

http://offtherecord.net/off-the-record-mix-series-20-gigi-masin/

Ha... looks like a mistake in the formatting but it reads as if Gigi passive aggressively pivots and asks himself about new solo music in the middle of answering about the prospect of new Gaussian Curve material.

Thanks for sharing though I was just yesterday wondering what might be coming next from him.

I shoulda put bjork and to rococo rot have sampled him and he sounds like Blue Nile in the title to get people to post.

― jaxon, Friday, July 22, 2011 2:26 PM (nine years ago)

i'm glad i did a quick command+F before posting! spotify "recommended" the to rococo rot song, which led me on a quick search to see who else had sampled "clouds" (1989?) and who was the first. to rococo rot was apparently the first (1999), and it's much more of a blantant rip than bjork's. bjork's sounds vaguely inspired by it. the to rococo rot song is more on the Vanilla Ice side of sampling practice

whenever a old jaxon threads or posts come up im always thinking "this guy has very similar taste to me but ten years ahead of me"

jaxon was/is the best

haha, i don't have that specific thought with jaxon (or anyone else), but definitely feel that with tons of old posts (including this one). it makes me wonder, sometimes, about how word spreads, out networks of recommendation and that kind of shit, and how much it might feedback on itself.

i'm high sorry

i guess this is a bad thread for me to make that kind of comment on, because it sounds negative, and gigi masin rules and although i don't currently listen blue nile much, i also didn't listen to talk talk that much until a few years ago and now mark hollis and i are close, so i realize that's probably in my future. i just meant, in general i've "been thinking" (ie, not really and not that hard and not all that often, in fact this is probably the 3rd to 4th time i've thought about it) about feedback mecha -adsfasdfl

(the poster went to go find a candle)

still jam the new album all the time.

i think it's my favorite at this point.

I agree, it's so good. the sense of depth/space in some of those tracks is really impressive

https://angophora.bandcamp.com/

getting some Gaussian Curve/Gigi Masin vibes from this Angophora album, posting it here because one of the members is Santilli who is mentioned upthread

I agree, it's so good. the sense of depth/space in some of those tracks is really impressive

― I like signing up to dead sites (sleeve), Thursday, March 25, 2021 12:05 AM (three months ago) bookmarkflaglink

it still offers up new details for me from time to time, especially on headphones. i find myself not wanting to listen to anything else when i want to chill out.

Best album

i've listened to this album over 100 times. extreme safety blanket material for me.

i never look at the track titles but glancing at it now i realize it could be the tracklist of an alternate dimension smashing pumpkins album lol

i'm annoyed at myself for not mentioning suso saiz when i was listing riyl-gigi's. he shares his experimental bona fides (and mediterranean background) and is one of the only ambient artists that rivals gigi masin for subtly, tenderness, endless relistenability etc. his new one, resonant bodies, is so lovely

https://www.soundohm.com/data/products/2022-09/vahine_-_front_cover_rgb-1-jpg.jpg

Widely-loved electronic maestro Gigi Masin returns with ‘Vahinè' – a mini album of beautiful and distinct music that is unmistakably his, sounding better than ever.

Masin always pours his heart into composing, but here it takes on a potent new level of heavy emotion – as it’s a tribute to his late wife, who sadly passed away last year.

“There is a Tahitian dance called ‘Aparima’. It consists of graceful, sinuous and fascinating movements, which tell you stories and legends about love or tradition. The ‘Vahinè' are now dancing, the Tahitian females, with smiles and gestures that could be symbolic or descriptive but are always gentle, harmonious, charming. I was watching this documentary, it was almost 4 in the morning, but I couldn't sleep; I was in front of the television for hours, my wife had passed away the day before, and I was watching hands and arms swaying.

I told myself that maybe it’s so, at the end of the road it’s possible to realize dreams, and I’m sure that she is finally able to dance like never before, and is able to move without any impediment, with no suffering, free to make all the movements that she couldn't make for so long, turning to me with a smile and a wink. So, in the clouds, you will discover and see an extraordinary 'Vahinè', because she will move and dance and smile until the end of time.” Gigi Masin

A future-retro dreamscape where stripes of early evening sun pour through partially closed venetian blinds; kalimba, piano and steel pans meet on the incredibly evocative ‘Marilene (Somewhere in Texas)’.

The Balearic/Italo house heart of ‘Barumini’ throbs throughout a celestial epiphany, whilst ‘Shadye’ is a sun blinded ambient mirage where angelic voices and electric guitar intertwine, before more heavenly music ensues on the trance-like ‘Malvina’.

A heart-wrenchingly beautiful evocation of transitioning to the other side, ‘Valerie Crossing’ is Gigi’s compelling and inspirational take on death, with a vivid evocation of something spiritual, existential and metaphysical. His exemplary approach shows decease not as a cause for despair, but a philosophical and poetic exploration of where souls go, when they leave their earthly bodies.

Masin closes with ‘Vahinè' – a twitchy, levitational piece of sublime deep techno, which transmits high strength vibrations of powerful emotions. On both this track, and the album of the same name, there’ s no pseudo intellectual ambient posturing with cod academic angles tagged on; This is music of real substance, coming from a real place. It’s saturated with feelings, but turns mourning into affecting art, and even a beacon of hope.

https://d1rgjmn2wmqeif.cloudfront.net/r/g/330258.jpg

Posted both images because it's hard to tell which is the official artwork?

Really gutted to hear about his wife though...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2i3CAnlzFc

great news/sad news, thanks for the revive

you're very welcome!

map

wow. saving this for the weekend.

awful news about his wife, poor gigi

btw just in case any here missed it, he makes a guest appearance on the excellent new ron trent album alongside jean luc ponty amongst others...

https://rontrent1.bandcamp.com/album/what-do-the-stars-say-to-you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOqYk8LGuCM

^ video is the track that gigi is on, 'admira'

The single is really beautiful

It's out!

Interview: https://player.fm/series/lost-and-sound/gigi-masin

this is liquefying me

"marilene (somewhere in texas)", i'm voting yes for reverb

He is such a sweet guy

hello barumini, the best track in a future lindstrom set

does lindstrom even dj, maybe i meant prins thomas

Really similar so either one! Gigi can do no wrong

yeah this is terrific, different feel than calypso, maybe a little more stripped back and synthesized overall, but still all of his signature depth and lyricism

https://languageofsound.bandcamp.com/album/vahin

weirdly not on his personal BC page

Strut presents an exclusive new collaboration between UK jazz keyboardist Greg Foat and Venetian ambient / electronic maestro Gigi Masin on ‘Dolphin’:

https://gregfoat.bandcamp.com/album/dolphin

First available track is gorgeous & lush

this is a lovely & luxurious drift, curious to hear how gigi is integrated in the rest of this record

yeah sounds great thx

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dd-JE_t9_BQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dd-JE_t9_BQ

calypso is the one i can't stop listening to lately. it's like every relaxing activity you can imagine - lying in a park and staring at clouds, people watching in a cafe, taking a train ride, watching the tide go out - combined and condensed into one album.

I agree! New Greg Foat collab delivers too!

map have you heard that in full yet? It's gorgeous but with obviously more forward piano which makes it more conventional sounding than a typical Masin record, but still feels very much a part of his universe.

Also must say that Gaussian Curve's The Distance gives me the same romantic-mundane serenity spirit as you described regarding Calypso.

DREAM COLLAB!!

http://13.silentes.it/private_sounds/sps2366.htm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJyG3AtYQrQ

Heads up, people!

v intrigued

me too

Yeah thanks Evan, ordered it yesterday <3

You're welcome! I also grabbed it right away

I'm going to immure this Masin remix of Eddie Chacon's 'Sundown' in some far chamber of my heart and just let it roll on forever.

Probably not the right thread for it but post/thread on Twitter that would suggest, if true, that Greg Foat is a bit of an arsehole

Just Greg Foat losing his mind at me for posting on FB about my Louder Than War best albums inclusion and saying that it can be pretty challenging and thankless promoting records as an independent artist.

First he dropped a little public post about it, now he’s in my DMs. pic.twitter.com/zyUCQIfohb

— Scrimshire (@scrimshire) December 4, 2023

wtf business is it of Foat's if some website listed scrimshire's album on their best of list? what an ass

Feels like there's a really big hole in the plot here. Otherwise it's a completely random attack by GF,which is insane.

I read that entire thread and I'm still not exactly clear about what it is Foat is upset about

Holy heck, what repellant behaviour

I lol'd at "wet wipe", though. There's got to be more to this saga.

Feels like there's a really big hole in the plot here. Otherwise it's a completely random attack by GF,which is insane.

― sawdust lagoon, Monday, 4 December 2023 21:58 (yesterday) link

Yeah unless there is more context to their beef I would otherwise assume alcohol or something. But it certainly seems like Greg had already had a major bone to pick with him.

ANYWHO the Masin / Modell collab record is so beautiful maybe let's focus back on that

Actually it’s my favorite album of the year?

New Gaussian Curve!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z00JUECdYyk

Truth be told, I'm feeling a bit emotionally fragile right now and also still finding Jamie's death hard to process so that was a hard (but very beautiful) listen

gorgeous <3

<3

Ah there's more info on what this is on Gigi's insta:

https://www.instagram.com/p/C2KLKRzsAOV/?igsh=MWF1eGhhOHk4NTV6NQ==

Out today :)

Fever Dream is great and actually has some vocals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QfMkHwHRc8

The RSD exclusive release from Gigi & Greg Float is now available digitally (and on streaming services)

https://gregfoat.bandcamp.com/album/the-fish-factory-sessions