Out now the latest ep by label owner Giulio Maresca: “Hypnotic Stairs ep”!
Played and Supported by ANDREW GRANT,NILS NUERNBERG,
BROTHERS’VIBE,CONRAD VAN ORTON,LUCIANO,DJ SOSSA,SETH TROXLER,ALLI BOREM,FRANCESCO GRANT,DHAZE,VSK,MATTEO SPEDICATI and more.
K1971.com says: “If there’s one thing that distinguishes Ipologica Recordings, is definitely the class. One of the label’s owners (Giulio Maresca) shows three tracks of high quality. Three different trips where visionary melodies meet rhythmic clean. For sure this release is deep techno. But giving a definition often lists their music in certain directions. This is the case where the most important thing is the free listening. Free your mind, your body and your soul ! …”
We are proud to present our first various artists compilation: IPOLOGICA30VA!
Quote from K1971: “You wanted to know the tastes and serious intent of this label? This release-compilation is the answer. 12 tracks by 12 different artists. A concept where the pure electronic music and experimental (Gianluca Angelini, Giulio Maresca, Miquel Salla) through the deep sounds (Gabe Dm, Alveol,Enrico Sedda, Yuuki Hori, Gabriele Brunno) and dub-techno sounds (Ness Gale Talk) ending up in things hybrid, more acid (Kawatin) and mental (Fabio Sestili). An image of a beautiful label that has as a common denominator: the love for the sound class and its roots in electronic music….”
Tracklist:
Violante – Alveol
Lunatic – Enrico Sedda
The Waiters – Fabio Sestili
Something Leninist – Gabe DM
Black Hole – Gabriele Brunno
Chicas – Gale Talk
Nagual – Gianluca Angelini
Soundtrack – Giulio Maresca
Swim In The Darkness – Kawatin
Seduced – Miquel Salla
Hours – Ness
Time Was – Yuuki Hori
Ipologica Recordings e Fanfulla 101 presents: ECM Records Tribute Night 10.11.2011
A night dedicated to our favourite label: ECM Records, one of the most important jazz and contemporary music records label. A night to share and listen to the best music.
Musical selection by Giulio Maresca e Fabio Sestili.
ECM History:
Founded by producer Manfred Eicher in 1969, ECM has issued over a thousand albums spanning many idioms. After establishing an early reputation with standard-setting jazz recordings by Keith Jarrett, Paul Bley, Jan Garbarek, Chick Corea, Pat Metheny, the Art Ensemble of Chicago and others, ECM began to include contemporary composition in its programme in the late 1970s. Eicher’s own background, as a musician active in both jazz and classical music, provided an unusually broad vantage point from which to survey the genres, and the producer has been credited with helping to bring form to improvised music and a sense of ‘improvisational’ flexibility to recordings of contemporary composition.