Pororoca
by Laura Escudé
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Digital Album
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Enhanced CD featuring Pororoca video by Scott Pagano
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Birds Are Electric
03:04
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Sketch
05:02
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Pororoca
05:18
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Nabhidance
04:42
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Final Fantasy
04:11
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Handsome Prize Fighter
03:30
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Saturated
03:33
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Truest Form
03:05
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Associated Euphoria
03:48
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Noncommittal
04:20
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about
The pororoca is the longest wave on the planet—a tidal bore, with waves up to 4 meters high that travel as much as 13 kilometers inland upstream on the Amazon River. Its name comes from the indigenous Tupi language, where it translates into "great destructive noise".
"Composer, sound designer, and certified Ableton Live educator Laura Escudé certainly has the electronic music street cred necessary to back her forthcoming debut album, Pororoca. The title track of her new record is chock full of smooth strings, delayed synths, and ominous choir vocals, all of which combine to make up the bulk of her moody piece. In fact, a beat doesn't make its way into the song until two minutes in, and disappears in half the time—reminding us of an era when electronic music was more centered around melody than rhythm." -XLR8R
"Composer, sound designer, and certified Ableton Live educator Laura Escudé certainly has the electronic music street cred necessary to back her forthcoming debut album, Pororoca. The title track of her new record is chock full of smooth strings, delayed synths, and ominous choir vocals, all of which combine to make up the bulk of her moody piece. In fact, a beat doesn't make its way into the song until two minutes in, and disappears in half the time—reminding us of an era when electronic music was more centered around melody than rhythm." -XLR8R
credits
released 01 June 2010
Laura Escudé – All Composition, Production, Recording, Violin, Cello and Keyboards
Mixed by Henry Strange at Strangelab in Los Angeles, CA
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield at AudibleOddities in San Francisco, CA
Artwork and Pororoca Video by Scott Pagano at Neither-Field
Henry Strange – Additional Programming on Pororoca, Final Fantasy, Associated Euphoria
Kathie Talbot – Vocals on Pororoca
Joel Long – Sitar on Saturated
Jeff Silverman – Guitar on Saturated
Elise Zotos — Vocals on Truest Form
Laura Escudé – All Composition, Production, Recording, Violin, Cello and Keyboards
Mixed by Henry Strange at Strangelab in Los Angeles, CA
Mastered by Shawn Hatfield at AudibleOddities in San Francisco, CA
Artwork and Pororoca Video by Scott Pagano at Neither-Field
Henry Strange – Additional Programming on Pororoca, Final Fantasy, Associated Euphoria
Kathie Talbot – Vocals on Pororoca
Joel Long – Sitar on Saturated
Jeff Silverman – Guitar on Saturated
Elise Zotos — Vocals on Truest Form
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Jun 2010
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