Bonobo - Eyes Down
Posted on Monday 08 March 2010, 00:59 - updated on 02/05/10 - Music News - Permalink
Bonobo - Eyes Down
(12"/Download) Ninja Tune ZEN12258/ZENDNLS258, 2010-03-08
Simon Green aka Bonobo returns with one of the key cuts from his forthcoming album, Black Sands. Drawing as much on the rhythms of two-step as the lush soundscapes for which he's best known, Eyesdown also features a remarkable vocal from Andreya Triana and enough fuzzed-out sub-bass for a binful of dubsteppers. Classic and contemporary, melancholy and exhilarating all at once, Eyesdown sounds like the kind of record Massive Attack could be making if they were starting out now.
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Bonobo - Eyes Down
(12"/Download) Ninja Tune ZEN12258/ZENDNLS258, 2010-03-08
Tracklisting Promo CD ZENCDS258P :
01. Eyesdown (Radio Edit)
02. Eyesdown (Floating Points Remix)
03. Eyesdown (Warrior 1 Remix)
04. Eyesdown (Appleblim & Komonazmuk Remix)
05. Eyesdown (Instrumental)
06. Eyesdown (Album Version)
Tracklisting Download ZENCDNLS258 :
01. Eyesdown
02. Eyesdown (Floating Points Remix)
03. Eyesdown (Warrior 1 Remix)
04. Eyesdown (Appleblim & Komonazmuk Remix)
05. Eyesdown (Instrumental)
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Press Release :
Simon Green aka Bonobo returns with one of the key cuts from his forthcoming album, 'Black Sands'. Drawing as much on the rhythms of two-step as the lush soundscapes for which he's best known, 'Eyesdown' also features a remarkable vocal from Andreya Triana and enough fuzzed-out sub-bass for a binful of dubsteppers. Classic and contemporary, melancholy and exhilarating all at once, 'Eyesdown' sounds like the kind of record Massive Attack could be making if they were starting out now.
Remix duties are taken care of by Floating Points and Warrior One. Floating Points got his break at London's renowned CDR Sessions a couple of years back. Since then his re-edits have been picked up and championed by the likes of Gilles P and Joy Orbison. Here, he stretches the original out into a broken ballad, the vocals increasingly disembodied, the keyboards playing robot soul. Warrior One, meanwhile, give it some of their trademark ravement vibrations.
It's the original, though, that will keep drawing the listener back - strange, beautiful, heartfelt and memorable, 'Eyesdown' is a key staging post in Green's continuing, remarkable musical development.
