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Andreya Triana - Lost Where I Belong

Andreya Triana Lost Where I Belong
Andreya Triana - Lost Where I Belong (incl. Flying Lotus Remix)
(Download) Ninja Tune ZENDNLS254, 2010-02-08

Welcome, please, Andreya Triana. The singer whose past credits include work with Mr Scruff, Flying Lotus, Theo Parrish and Bonobo releases the first single from her forthcoming debut album, Lost Where I Belong. "Lost Where I Belong", like the rest of the album which will follow, is produced by Simon Green aka Bonobo, this track being co-written with Fink. The album came about before Bonobo and Triana worked on a track for his lastest album and ended up touring the US together. A beautiful, subtle slice of jazz and folk-inflected soul, Lost Where I Belong is, Andreya explains, a microcosm of what her album is all about. "The underlying theme of the song is even though we can strongly and clearly know what our purpose is in life we can still get a bit lost along the way and struggle sometimes". Bonobo builds subtle live strings, brass and effortless-but-understated drum work around the gorgeousness of Triana's voice and lush harmonies. The remix comes from sometime associate and collaborator Flying Lotus who takes the original vocal out into the (LA) galaxy - all space fizzes and filtered drums - before Andreya roots it right back down again with an acoustic version which shows just how affecting her voice is, with Fink and Bonobo both lending a hand on guitar and double bass. No diva-histrionics here - just an attempt to let the melody and lyrics do the talking.

Andreya Triana Lost Where I Belong
Andreya Triana - Lost Where I Belong (incl. Flying Lotus Remix)
(12"/Download) Ninja Tune ZEN12254/ZENDNLS254, 2010-02-08

Tracklisting :
01. Lost Where I Belong (radio edit)
02. Lost Where I Belong (album version)
03. Lost Where I Belong (Flying Lotus remix)
04. Lost Where I Belong (Flying Lotus instrumental)
05. Lost Where I Belong (acoustic version)

Tracklisting 12" :
A1. Lost Where I Belong (Flying Lotus remix)
A2. Lost Where I Belong (Flying Lotus instrumental)
A3. Lost Where I Belong (Flying Lotus acapella)
B1. Lost Where I Belong (Mr Scruff remix)
B2. Lost Where I Belong (Mr Scruff instrumental)
B3. Lost Where I Belong (Mr Scruff acapella)

Links :
myspace.com/andreyatriana
ninjatune.net/ninja/artist.php?id=160



Andreya Triana Signs To Ninja Tune :
Ninja Tune is delighted to announce the addition of Andreya Triana to the Ninja roster! Her album (produced by Bonobo) will be released in May 2010, with a single 'Lost Where I Belong' released this autumn (including a Flying Lotus remix) and a further singles in March and May/June 2010.

Andreya appeared as featured vocalist on Mr Scruff's 'Hold On' (from the album Ninja Tuna) and also on Bonobo's contribution (a vocal version of Hatoa) to the Ninja Tune compilation 'You Don't Know'. She has also vocalled tracks for Flying Lotus ('Tea Leaf Dancers') and Theo Parrish.

She played the BBC Introducing stage with her band at Glastonbury this year, and was the lead vocalist on the North American tour by Bonobo.

Press Release for Lost Where I Belong :
Welcome, please, Andreya Triana. The singer whose past credits include work with Mr Scruff, Flying Lotus, Theo Parrish and Bonobo releases the first single from her forthcoming debut album, "Lost Where I Belong". "Lost Where I Belong," like the rest of the album which will follow, is produced by Simon Green aka Bonobo, this track being co-written with Fink. The album came about before Bonobo and Triana worked on a track for his lastest album and ended up touring the US together. A beautiful, subtle slice of jazz and folk-inflected soul, "Lost Where I Belong" is, Andreya explains, a microcosm of what her album is all about. "The underlying theme of the song is even though we can strongly and clearly know what our purpose is in life we can still get a bit lost along the way and struggle sometimes." Bonobo builds subtle live strings, brass and effortless-but-understated drum work around the gorgeousness of Triana's voice and lush harmonies. The remix comes from sometime associate and collaborator Flying Lotus who takes the original vocal out into the (LA) galaxy - all space fizzes and filtered drums - before Andreya roots it right back down again with an acoustic version which shows just how affecting her voice is, with Fink and Bonobo both lending a hand on guitar and double bass. No diva-histrionics here - just an attempt to let the melody and lyrics do the talking.



Biography :
An experimental and self taught singer and songwriter originally hailing from South East London, Andreya Triana grew up submerged in a multicultural atmosphere. A unique vocalist, Andreya begun singing at the tender age of 7 taking influence from the sights and sounds of inner city London. Her early love and passion for music would see her locked in her bedroom for hours on end writing poetry, making homemade mix tapes and recording tracks - utilising two battered cassette decks to record harmonies.
Her early love of improvisation would warp and change over the years, hugely influencing her 'Freeflo Sessions' - a hypnotic one woman show using a sampler to loop vocals, percussive sounds and beats live. To date she has taken her Freeflo Sessions worldwide, dazzling audiences far and wide with her cutting edge and soulful performances.

2006 saw her selected from thousands to take part in the Red Bull Music Academy in Australia where she further developed her style for improvisation and secured links with some of the best producers and musicians on the music scene.

Multiple collaborations ensued daily at the Academy, 'Tea Leaf Dancers' a collaboration with glitchy hip hop producer Flying Lotus (released on Warp Records) was a product of this and has been her most successful musical venture to date. Hailed as a classic while getting rave reviews from Benji B and Gilles Petersonon while getting airplay on Annie Mac's Radio One show. It was this track that also caught the attention of Ninja Tune stalwart Bonobo.
2009 has been an eventful year for Miss Triana, touring America and Canada with the Bonobo live band, playing on the BBC Introducing stage at Glastonbury showcasing new material and signing a three album deal with Ninja Tune Records.

2010 will see the release of her album Lost Where I Belong, produced by jazzy beat master Bonobo. Fellow Ninja Tune Records singer and superstar songwriter Fink also stepped up to co-write two tracks for the album. Lost Where I Belong is a beautifully honest album combining Soul, Folk, Jazz and Bonobo's cinematic magic for a highly anticipated and hotly tipped debut... watch out for Andreya Triana!
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