Epimoric Tide, by Lucio Capece

Epimoric Tide

by Lucio Capece

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My initial goal making this pieces was to get the sensation of irregularity in rhythm but coming as the consequence of the combination of two very basic structures. I tried to have that feeling overlapping sequences that are actually as simple as possible, but still interesting to me. In a natural way, and as a consequence of this, just showed up somehow global sonorities played with electronic devices. A similar experience happened afterwards in the development of the piece when i added to the main general concept a few psychoacoustic sound illusions. The analog electronics set up ( Sequencer, Analog synth, Equalisers in feedback, Delay, Ring Modulator, Filter) is joined in the piece by a slide saxophone that offers sustained tones, retained and eventually slightly processed. The name of the piece comes from a ratio that is also called Superparticular, that is just the ratio of two consecutive integer numbers. One containing the other plus one. This very basic ratio gives me the idea of movement, of combination in movement that happens in it´s most immediate way. It made me imagine the space that happens in a tide between the point reached by a new step given by water towards the continent, and the place where it previously was. An existing place actually, but that is impossible to perceive as such, because all is in permanent movement, and interaction.

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released October 29, 2021

Lucio Capece: Analog Synthesizer, drum machine, equalisers in feedback, pedals, sequencer, slide saxophone
Recorded in Berlin in 2020.
Co- released by Entr´acte and Stellage in January 2021.
Mastered by Yves de Mey

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Lucio Capece Berlin, Germany

Argentinian Experimental musician based in Europe since 2002, specifically in Berlin since 2004. Phenomenology of music Making. www.facebook.com/LucioCapece00/ www.discogs.com/search/?q=Lucio+Capece&type=all

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