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Re: Rui Ho on Objects Ltd. - footwork

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2018-03-27 17:12kent williams Rui Ho on Objects Ltd.
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2018-03-27 17:12kent williamshttps://ruiho.bandcamp.com/album/becoming-is-an-eventful-situation From one of my favorite
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https://ruiho.bandcamp.com/album/becoming-is-an-eventful-situation From one of my favorite labels right now Objects Ltd., the brainchild of Lara Rix Paradinas. She has stated the mission of the label to be to promote music by "women & non-binary artists." Which makes it a good place to hear things a bit rotated out of the normal. What Rui Ho sounds like to me, surprisingly or not, is Mike Paradinas's early work. Lush synths, distorted drums, but everything has a sheen of distortion from the subtle to the outre. Her harmonic palette seems to be tuned to the 'black keys' pentatonic sounds, which is always serviceable and consonant, but she finds ways to push the familiar into the strange. Everything on Objects is worthy, but Ja Ru's "Pariah" is in particular a real game-changer both for the label and for Chicago footwork. I know footwork isn't super-popular on this list, but if you've not liked it in general, this may be the album to change your mind. I like JLin a lot, but Jana's stuff I think might be more fully realized music than most of Jlin's.
2018-03-28 09:04Sham BeamI'm always keen to hear a bit of footwork. Thanks for the Ja Ru tip. I'm listening now and
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I'm always keen to hear a bit of footwork. Thanks for the Ja Ru tip. I'm listening now and am enjoying it. JLin is too much for me. I've tried a couple of times but haven't got into it yet. I like how "Pariah" has got the beats but is a bit more restrained with the number of things going on. On 28/03/2018 4:12 AM, kent williams wrote:
quoted 22 lines > https://ruiho.bandcamp.com/album/becoming-is-an-eventful-situation > > From one of my favorite labels right now Objects Ltd., the brainchild > of Lara Rix Paradinas.  She has stated the mission of the label to be to > promote music by "women & non-binary artists." Which makes it a good > place to hear things a bit rotated out of the normal. > > What Rui Ho sounds like to me, surprisingly or not, is Mike Paradinas's > early work. Lush synths, distorted drums, but everything has a sheen of > distortion from the subtle to the outre. Her harmonic palette seems to > be tuned to the 'black keys' pentatonic sounds, which is always > serviceable and consonant, but she finds ways to push the familiar into > the strange. > > Everything on Objects is worthy, but Ja Ru's "Pariah" is in particular a > real game-changer both for the label and for Chicago footwork.  I know > footwork isn't super-popular on this list, but if you've not liked it in > general, this may be the album to change your mind.  I like JLin a lot, > but Jana's stuff I think might be more fully realized music than most of > Jlin's. > >
-- Sham Beam