Ekin Fil - Feelings (2021)
BAND/ARTIST: Ekin Fil
- Title: Feelings
- Year Of Release: 2021
- Label: A Sunken Mall
- Genre: Ambient, Experimental
- Quality: 16bit-44,1kHz FLAC / 24bit-48kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 30:24
- Total Size: 100 mb / 288 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1. Being Held 07:20
2. Little One 02:22
3. Infinite Space 03:17
4. A Veil 02:44
5. Signals 03:04
6. Sealed With Tears 03:55
7. Never Seen 02:56
8. Koyu (Version) 04:46
Turkish ambient shoegaze reductionist Ekin Fil recovers from the anxiety of 2020 with a foggy set of introverted folk and melancholy cinematic piano. RIYL Grouper, Deaf Center, William Basinski.
Following an impressive run of releases for Helen Scarsdale Agency and Students of Decay, Ekin Fil's latest album is an exercise in emotional catharsis. Her soft vocals are the album's anchor, and add a beam of optimistic humanity through the thick fog of doom. On 'Little One', he voice cuts through piano and sounds like a lost Cocteau Twins demo, while on 'Infinite Space', it's almost reduced to a ghostly whisper, struggling to be heard beneath the sound of rain.
The album's most successful moment is the title track, a collaboration with Bulgarian artist Krāllār. Here, Fil's voice is blown out into psychedelic harmonic prisms that swirl through slow-moving frozen soundscapes. The piano is still there, but re-sculpted into warped icicles - it's disarmingly beautiful.
1. Being Held 07:20
2. Little One 02:22
3. Infinite Space 03:17
4. A Veil 02:44
5. Signals 03:04
6. Sealed With Tears 03:55
7. Never Seen 02:56
8. Koyu (Version) 04:46
Turkish ambient shoegaze reductionist Ekin Fil recovers from the anxiety of 2020 with a foggy set of introverted folk and melancholy cinematic piano. RIYL Grouper, Deaf Center, William Basinski.
Following an impressive run of releases for Helen Scarsdale Agency and Students of Decay, Ekin Fil's latest album is an exercise in emotional catharsis. Her soft vocals are the album's anchor, and add a beam of optimistic humanity through the thick fog of doom. On 'Little One', he voice cuts through piano and sounds like a lost Cocteau Twins demo, while on 'Infinite Space', it's almost reduced to a ghostly whisper, struggling to be heard beneath the sound of rain.
The album's most successful moment is the title track, a collaboration with Bulgarian artist Krāllār. Here, Fil's voice is blown out into psychedelic harmonic prisms that swirl through slow-moving frozen soundscapes. The piano is still there, but re-sculpted into warped icicles - it's disarmingly beautiful.
Year 2021 | Electronic | Ambient | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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