Earth, Our Planet?, by Pedro Vian

Earth, Our Planet?

by Pedro Vian

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1.	Uróboros 05:54	buy track
2.	Les Tambours Suterraniens 02:51
3.	Satan's Voice 04:54
4.	Mother of Dragons 04:41	buy track
5.	Lucid Dreams 04:28
6.	Una storia infinita 06:04
7.	The Limit of Nothing 08:31
8.	A Day in Rotterdam 03:51
9.	Your Face Shines more than the Sun 03:12
10.	Crema Lent 04:02
11.	Hipodromo 02:24
12.	Silent Ecstasy 07:18

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“Earth, Our Planet?”: A call for environmental awareness. This time, Pedro Vian - the founder of Modern Obscure Music - presents his fourth solo album (following his 2020 release, "Ibillorca").

Due for release in spring 2024, "Earth, Our Planet?" promises to immerse us in a moving odyssey, crossing the boundaries of musical genres to provoke an urgent meditation on the protection of our planet. On this occasion Vian has composed the album influenced by the myth of the eternal return, the compositions are long and repetitive, generating states of pure trance.

Pedro Vian, singular for his fusion of genres and styles, ventures into even more complex territories in "Earth, Our Planet?". From the first listen, it is evident that this work treads the line of convention and breaks the boundaries of electronic and experimental music with artistic dexterity. The album weaves together texture, hypnotic rhythms and melody. Each track reveals his distinctive ability to create immersive landscapes, guiding the listener into deep emotional introspection. This is not just music; it is a transformative experience.

The beauty of this album lies not only in the musical vision. The album features high-calibre collaborations that add layers of creativity and elegance. Trumpeter Pierre Bastien, whose early productions left an indelible mark on Aphex Twin's Reflex label, infuses "A Day in Rotterdam" with a unique emotional resonance. Violinist, Asia, renowned for her avant-garde approach and ability to conjure unique landscapes, elevates the album's opening tracks "Urobóros" and "Les Tambours Subterraniens". Their skill and sensitivity intertwine perfectly with Vian's artistic vision. In addition, Italian producer Daniele Mana, with whom Pedro Vian collaborated closely on his previous album "Cascades", known for his experimental approach and talent for creating extraterrestrial atmospheres also contributes to "Les Tambours Subterraniens". His artistic perspective adds more complexity and texture to the piece, pushing the boundaries of contemporary electronic music. There is also a collaboration with Raül Refree, an artist with whom Vian worked with last year, presenting “Font De la Vera Pau”, an album that The Guardian defined as "a wonderful piece of electro-acoustic music, a captivating mix of strings and analogue synth drones which sometimes flirts with Alice Coltrane-ish spiritual jazz".

With "Earth, Our Planet?", Pedro Vian not only offers up some of his best work to date, but it is also a call to reflect on our relationship with the natural world. As a part of a planet where environmental awareness is more crucial than ever, he urges us to protect and preserve our world as an extension of ourselves. This extensive work is a statement, Vian addresses the notion that too often we prioritise immediate needs over the well-being of the planet. It highlights the fact that we often consider the Earth as a possession when, in reality, we are but a part of it.

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released April 12, 2024

All music composed and produced by Pedro Vian
Mastered by Rupert Clervaux

Additional instrumentation and production

Violin on "Les Tambours Subterraniens" and "Uroboros" by Asia
Electric guitar on "Una Storia Infinita" by Gina Berenguer
Trumpet in "A Day in Rotterdam" by Pierre Bastien
Piano and percussion in "The limit of nothing" by Raül Refree
Percussion in "Les Tambours Subterraniens" by Aitor Bigas
Additional production on "Les Tambours Subterraniens" by Daniele Mana

This album has been recorded in different cities around the world, among them Mexico DF, Amsterdam, Amorgos, Rotterdam, Ibiza, Barcelona and Torino, which I admire both for their beauty and their people. PV

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Pedro Vian DJ, electronic music producer and composer from Barcelona. Founder of the record label Modern Obscure Music.

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