“Drēamcræft” begins with a series of reverb soaked piano phrases that feel slightly unsettled yet still grounded in a clear harmonic centre. The opening moments allow the piano to breathe, with gentle flourishes and pauses that set the tone before the wider sonic landscape begins to form. As the piece unfolds, subtle electronic textures begin... The post Philamelian x Elif Yalvaç – Drēamcræft: Piano and Live Electronics in Conversation appeared first on Frequency State.

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We had a chat with the multi-faceted UK based Turkish artists Elif Yalvaç and Çağrı Tozluoğlu. They released ‘Sediments’ earlier this year on TimbreWorks, and after reviewing this work that we deci…

Sediments is the first joint effort between Elif Yalvaç and Philamelian. The duo offers a cinematic experience with a pulsating work crafted around piano and live electronics. The album begins with…

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4 track album

Sediments is the first joint effort between Elif Yalvaç and Philamelian. The duo offers a cinematic experience with a pulsating work crafted around piano and live electronics. The album begins with a subtle hum leading into soft piano motifs that create trails of reverb. The digital effects are like distortions on the edge of the instrument, as a reaction to the remnants of its sounds.

4 track album

Philamelian’s 3 Pieces From An Old Statue returns to a two-bar motif first written for the sci-fi short Adarnia. In “An Old Statue Reimagined,” that source becomes a full piece shaped by piano, voi…