unai "a love moderne" (force tracks)

this album is amazing, exactly what i expected/wanted after that "you and i" 12"

sweet, glitchy, and perfect gay honky vox, lovely

really really feeling it

Anyway, Digital Disco 3, mixed by Unai should be out this year too! Link: http://www.forcetracks.com/36.html

The first track definitely (and dare I say, misleadingly) revs you up, but the rest of it is some kind of Present Lover-Luomo/Richard Davis hybrid which would be fine if I hadn't just picked-up/listened to Details for the first time less than a month ago.

At this point this is ok about sums up where my bought-yesterday copy has thus far sunk in.

neutral about the album, haven't heard it, doesn't really appeal.

I do like this Unai alot though.

it's "hoorai!" obv

aye --> ai

"exit wounds" fucking melts me everytime.

but im v pleased to finally identify "i like your style"

it was the tune on a dyson mix i had where the cd stopped abruptly halfway thru it, and i alwasy wanted to know what that tune was.

01. Premature Wig - She’s on Drugs
02. Morgan Page - Outside the City (Voltique Remix)
03. Jussi Pekka - Basic Needs
04. Soultek - Lonely World
05. 3 Farben House - Unprivate (Unai Remiks)
06. Crystal Fake - Middlemeal (Clubite Mix)
07. Ame - Rej
08. Unai - I Like Your Style (Martinez Remix)
09. Jussi Pekka - Last Shift (C.Fake’s Night Shift Remix)
10. Premature Wig - Place Detection
11. Unai - Oh You and I (Trentemöller Remix)
12. John Tejada - Voyager
13. Crane Ak - Sputnik
14. Soultek - A Decade of Infl...
15. Igor O. Vlasov - Our Home

WAY better than that "good song/bad song repeat" ElectroLUSH thing.

Disc: 1
1. Dangerous - Landshark
2. Body Language - Booka Shade,
3. White Horse - Wonderland Avenue
4. What U Du [Trentemoller Remix]
5. This Is Sick [Original Version] - Solid Groove
6. Living Inside [Mike Monday Remix] - Shur-I-Kan
7. Warning Siren [Buick Project Remix] - Tiefschwarz
8. Live2Live [Jessie's Stripper Dub] - Green Velvet,
9. Living at Night [Jimpster Remix]
10. Get on Down [Original Version]
11. Viper Vapour
12. No More Conversations [Mylo Remix/Caesar's Scissors Edit] - Freeform Five
13. Man in the House[Landshark Man 2 Man Mix]

Disc: 2
1. Rej
2. Catch the Pig [Original Version]
3. Heat It Up [Original Version] - Thomas Schumacher
4. Friday [Trentemoller Remix] - Vanessa Baker, Fred Everything
5. Speedcats [Roel H Mix]
6. I'll Do You
7. Open Your Eyes - Spencer Parker
8. White Dwarf [Extended Mix] - Chicken Lips
9. Warrior [Claude Vonstroke Sharp Toof Mix] - Andy Caldwell
10. Freakin Me [Jon Gurd Remix] - Random House Project
11. Re: Evaluate [Original Version]
12. PBC [Patrick Turner Mix]
13. What Will She Do for Love? [Andy Caldwell's Electric Mix]

Not sure I've heard what you've heard. To be sure, there's some breathy vocals in both, but musically Davis has headed in a slightly more micro/electrosoul (cf. Herbert) direction, whereas Superpitcher has made, more or less, minimal house his home.

Plus, as far as one ripp[ing] off the other is concerned, the timeline of their releases would seem to indicate, to me at least, that the two artists and their respective releases (i.e., sounds) developed in parallel, not as a result or direct reflection of each other.

On the other hand, to say one artist hasn't had occasion to influence another would be to ignore the "sharing" that goes on throughout music, and I won't pretend that that isn't as true in electronic music as it is in pop. But still...

Fwiw, most of this has little or nothing to do with UNAI.

I am listening to it more and a A Love Moderne is growing (it's a grower!!) on me. It's probably a mood thing, but in these parts it hasn't stopped raining in over a week (isn't forecast to stop for another week) and "Blissful Burden" just tugged at my heart (and "Love Moderne" was the winner late last night).

I dunno, for me "Bring Me Closer" was great but the album just sounded heavily heavily influenced by Superpitcher; except with those vocals everywhere.

I wonder how you say tomato. If Superpitcher ≠ minimal, in which genre does Superpitcher's music (e.g., with tracks like "Tomorrow" or "Happiness" or "Even Angels" in mind) reside?

As for my point in re: the artists' respective development, Superpitcher had four releases (according to discogs, three 12" singles and one 7") prior to Davis' first LP dropping (wherein his sound, although not exactly what one hears on Details, was nonetheless headed in that direction).

Just dunno whether Davis had time or inclination to ape Aksel's sound.

Given Davis's close connections to Swayzak I wouldn't be surprised if his sound was very much shaped by the work on e.g. Himawari.

I would bet on Himawari as influence as well.

Besides Details blows away the Superpitcher album. How fast did that album fade?

I love it, I can't say much that hasn't already been said, except a question- which is the correct pronounciation?
YOU nye
OO nye

I'm sure Erik Moller isn't too worried, as long as his records are selling- I just don't want to sound dorkier than I already am when discussing this stuff.

this guy is way overdue for a new release

i'm curious to hear his album under the Spinform alias (came out same year as "love moderne"!) but am half-expecting morr-ish idm wankery...

http://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=2534&artikel=789668

http://youtu.be/hDvinMLuv04

new album!