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BAND/ARTIST: Umeko Ando
- Title: Ihunke Remixes
- Year Of Release: 2018
- Label: Pingipung
- Genre: folk, dance, japanese, psychedelic
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:56:48
- Total Size: 278 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Umeko Ando (1932-2004) was a folk singer from Japan. She was a representative of the Ainu culture on the Hokkaido Island in the north of Japan.
The folktronica wizard Nicolá Cruz (Multi Culti, Ecuador) replaces Umeko’s voice with a traditional flute from the Andes and infuses "Battaki" with driving, percussive spirits.
Gama (Voodoohop, Brazil) and RLHBSLCN (YNFND, Argentina) focus on the psychedelic tremors in Umeko Ando’s brittle voice in "Iyomante Upopo" and "Atuy So Kata".
Andi Otto (Pingipung, Hamburg) captures the funky acid-bass energy of Umeko’s Mukkuri - a Japanese Jew’s Harp - in "Iyomante Upopo", and layers it with the Umeko a-capella vocals of "Kusuep Kamuy".
M.RUX (YNFND, Berlin) is famous for his outstanding edits and remixes; his take on "Herutun Rutun" is definitely another masterpiece in his oeuvre.
El Búho (Shika Shika, Paris) and Ground (Chillmountain, Japan) take the "Battaki" Tonkori, a Japanese hand-held harp, to their own slowhouse dance floor.
Peter Presto (Pingipung, Frankfurt) turns "Hekuri Sarari" into a spaced-out dub song, while Urubu Marinka (Voodoohop, Leipzig) creates a delightfully stumbling percussion trip of "Saraba Iya Koko".
KayTV (Shanghai) adds a deep synth drone to "Iyomante Upopo".
Finally, shoegaze artist and Ulrich Schnauss collaborator Mark Peters (Sonic Cathedral, London) replays the strings of "Battaki" with his guitars over a steady kick drum.
Umeko Ando (1932-2004) was a Japanese folk singer. She was a representative of the Ainu culture on the Hokkaido Island in the north of Japan. Her studio sessions with the dub artist Oki Kano (Chikar Studio) are rare examples of Ainu folklore recorded in an electronic music context. Umeko Ando’s music is licensed from Chikar Studio/ Oki Kano.
In 2017, Pingipung released Umeko Ando’s single "Iuta Upopo" and paired it with a M.RUX remix – the 7’’ (Pingipung 58) has just been repressed for the second time. The re-issue of "Ihunke" as a 2LP was the second step of the collaboration, followed now by this remix album. It comes as a vinyl EP with six remixes and as an 11-track digital package.
Tracklist:
1 01. Umeko Ando - Battaki (Nicolá Cruz Remix) (05:20)
1 02. Umeko Ando - Iyomante Upopo (Numa Gama Remix) (06:07)
1 03. Umeko Ando - Battaki (Mark Peters Remix) (03:53)
1 04. Umeko Ando - Iyomante Upopo (Andi Otto Remix) (05:55)
1 05. Umeko Ando - Herutun Rutun (M.RUX Remix) (06:06)
1 06. Umeko Ando - Saraba Iya KO KO (Urubu Marinka Remix) (05:23)
1 07. Umeko Ando - Battaki (Ground Remix) (07:00)
1 08. Umeko Ando - Battaki (El Búho Remix) (03:31)
1 09. Umeko Ando - Hekuri Sarari (Peter Presto Remix) (03:37)
1 10. Umeko Ando - Iyomante Upopo (KayTV Remix) (04:28)
1 11. Umeko Ando - Atuy so Kata (RLHBSLCN Remix) (05:24)
The folktronica wizard Nicolá Cruz (Multi Culti, Ecuador) replaces Umeko’s voice with a traditional flute from the Andes and infuses "Battaki" with driving, percussive spirits.
Gama (Voodoohop, Brazil) and RLHBSLCN (YNFND, Argentina) focus on the psychedelic tremors in Umeko Ando’s brittle voice in "Iyomante Upopo" and "Atuy So Kata".
Andi Otto (Pingipung, Hamburg) captures the funky acid-bass energy of Umeko’s Mukkuri - a Japanese Jew’s Harp - in "Iyomante Upopo", and layers it with the Umeko a-capella vocals of "Kusuep Kamuy".
M.RUX (YNFND, Berlin) is famous for his outstanding edits and remixes; his take on "Herutun Rutun" is definitely another masterpiece in his oeuvre.
El Búho (Shika Shika, Paris) and Ground (Chillmountain, Japan) take the "Battaki" Tonkori, a Japanese hand-held harp, to their own slowhouse dance floor.
Peter Presto (Pingipung, Frankfurt) turns "Hekuri Sarari" into a spaced-out dub song, while Urubu Marinka (Voodoohop, Leipzig) creates a delightfully stumbling percussion trip of "Saraba Iya Koko".
KayTV (Shanghai) adds a deep synth drone to "Iyomante Upopo".
Finally, shoegaze artist and Ulrich Schnauss collaborator Mark Peters (Sonic Cathedral, London) replays the strings of "Battaki" with his guitars over a steady kick drum.
Umeko Ando (1932-2004) was a Japanese folk singer. She was a representative of the Ainu culture on the Hokkaido Island in the north of Japan. Her studio sessions with the dub artist Oki Kano (Chikar Studio) are rare examples of Ainu folklore recorded in an electronic music context. Umeko Ando’s music is licensed from Chikar Studio/ Oki Kano.
In 2017, Pingipung released Umeko Ando’s single "Iuta Upopo" and paired it with a M.RUX remix – the 7’’ (Pingipung 58) has just been repressed for the second time. The re-issue of "Ihunke" as a 2LP was the second step of the collaboration, followed now by this remix album. It comes as a vinyl EP with six remixes and as an 11-track digital package.
Tracklist:
1 01. Umeko Ando - Battaki (Nicolá Cruz Remix) (05:20)
1 02. Umeko Ando - Iyomante Upopo (Numa Gama Remix) (06:07)
1 03. Umeko Ando - Battaki (Mark Peters Remix) (03:53)
1 04. Umeko Ando - Iyomante Upopo (Andi Otto Remix) (05:55)
1 05. Umeko Ando - Herutun Rutun (M.RUX Remix) (06:06)
1 06. Umeko Ando - Saraba Iya KO KO (Urubu Marinka Remix) (05:23)
1 07. Umeko Ando - Battaki (Ground Remix) (07:00)
1 08. Umeko Ando - Battaki (El Búho Remix) (03:31)
1 09. Umeko Ando - Hekuri Sarari (Peter Presto Remix) (03:37)
1 10. Umeko Ando - Iyomante Upopo (KayTV Remix) (04:28)
1 11. Umeko Ando - Atuy so Kata (RLHBSLCN Remix) (05:24)
Year 2018 | World | Folk | Electronic | FLAC / APE
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