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Ten And Tracer - Big Trouble In Big China
Review by Joshua Anderson
Ten And Tracer's album Big Trouble In Big China is a sonic journey through a world of intricate electronic soundscapes. The album is a blend of glitchy beats, atmospheric pads, and melodic hooks that create a sense of otherworldly beauty.
The opening track "Sudden Exit" sets the tone for the rest of the album with its pulsing rhythms and haunting melodies. From there, the album takes the listener on a diverse journey through various moods and textures.
"Slow Dharma" is a standout track with its hypnotic groove and ethereal textures. "Aerial View" is another highlight, featuring a driving beat and shimmering synths that build to a euphoric crescendo.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Big Trouble In Big China | 6:05 |
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Formats
- File
- MP3
- 320 kbps
Notes
- "No no, it’s not some statement about the economic conditions of our world – it’s just a silly title. If I were to attempt to collapse our economic conditions into a song title it would be a lot more convoluted than that, give me some credit, blog. No, I don’t mean credit in the economic sense. We’ve just really set this off on the wrong foot here, blog. I just wanted to give you this song for the week. It’s another ambient bit to get in the mood for next week’s release: Cold Finishes the Monk mini-album MP3/CDr release on CARE. A follow-up to Tsotsitaal and a sibling of a couple of other releases floating about, getting ready for their introduction into the world by other labels.
- This song represents somewhere along some experimentation with records. Later experiments actually made it onto some forthcoming releases, but this is a lovely little bit of crackles and flutes. Somehow I left it so eerily unrefined and there are some wonderful contradictions that I would never allow in my present mode of production. But, I respect it, blog. I am pleased with what I did and how I thought it was an ok thing to do to leave it full of trouble, yet delicate as china. This is clearly the point where I get to typing nonsense which is also the point when I wrap it up. Thanks for listening and look forward to a new release next week!
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- Released as part 7 of the artist's "Year of Ten" weekly series.
About Ten And Tracer
Ten and Tracer is Jonathan Canupp. He was born in Boulder, Colorado a while ago. Some rappers say they were born with a microphone in their hand; Jonathan was born with a Macbook, Vaio, Roland JP-8000, Roland JX-10, Electrix FX units, Roland MKS-100, Yamaha FB-01, Violin, Flute, Cello, Minidisk recorder, several vintage reel-to-reels (Sony, Grundig), several cassette and micro-cassette recorders, Reaktor, Max/Msp, Ableton Live, FL Studio, and Adobe Audition in his hand(s). He has many hands.
Ten and Tracer has released on many labels, including U-Cover, Bitlab, Archipel, Zymogen, 8bitpeoples, and others. He has supported and headlined with such acts as Thomas Fehlman, Proem, Lusine, Kangding Ray, Sawako, Terminal 11 and CDatakill. Have you heard of these people? His most recent shows in 2007 have earned him a growing reputation in Colorado. He has also played shows in Belgium, France, Germany and Holland. Have you heard of these places?
Ten and Tracer once had a Wikipedia article about him, but he encouraged people to vandalize it and now it has been removed. Ten and Tracer has more than one-thousand friends.
Real Name
- Jonathan Canupp
Name Vars
- Ten & Tracer
Aliases
- Jonathan Canupp
- Foam Bee
- Petrichoir
