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MP3 Sienna - Essence
10 MP3 Songs in this album (50:41) !
Related styles: Electronic: Electronica, Jazz: Crossover Jazz, Mood: Dreamy
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The Norway-based artist, composer, keyboardist and singer from Kyoto Japan, SIENNÁ, is back in daylight to display the brandnew album “Essence” next to the 2 earlier releases. Since her debut in 2005, she has gained underground status due to her unique cultural background and original approach to the modern electronica genre.
She takes multiple music styles from freestyle avant electronica, club, nu-jazz, alternative, to Japanese traditional music – and effortlessly re-shapes them into a fusion of moody and flourish soundscapes. Her sound has been compared to the likeness of Underworld, Eat Static, Björk, Ryuichi Sakamoto and Y.M.O.
SIENNÁ''s world is a contrast: relaxing but stimulating, oriental but European, traditional but untraditional. “Essence” is an essential expression of her identity related to those contrasts. Electronic sounds have been her tools to tell what she has perceived in her life and the lives of others. SIENNÁ''s band members from Toten Norway, Abòn (guitars), Kristian Wentzel (rhodes), Hallvard Gaardløs (bass) perform on this album. In addition, Nils Petter Molvaer (trumpet) and The Square (remix) appears as guest artists.
Reviews:
Pro Mobile Magazine (London, UK)
“This album has some amazing crossover features, from a Jazz infusion t a cute sort of Electro wizardry that has been dormant since Paul Hardcastle entered the arena to defend the American youth from the dodgy deals of government. There are also some tasty dream-sequence excerts that could lend the set to a decent film producer with a vivid imagination (Someone like Tarantino). The quirky strange tracks that lie within the covers add to a cult mysticism that makes you want to play it again.”
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