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19/4/2022 0 Comments

Edu Comelles & Rafa Ramos Sania - De Camp (Whitelabrecs)

What Your Ears Say & The Cover Looks Like


What We Say

Valencianos Edu Comelles & Rafa Ramos Sania casually blur the boundaries between neoclassicism, electronics & field recordings like it's the most natural thing in the world, in this adventurously arranged, classy & captivating listen for Whitelabrecs.

What The Release Notes Say

de camp is the second album by the Spanish duo formed by sound artist Edu Comelles and multi-instrumentalist Rafa Ramos Sania. After their debut on Archives label with Botánica de Balcón, the two artists expand their sonic universe by refining their own style, aesthetics and sound design. The outcome is ‘de camp’, an album featuring five new compositions and Bleda, a piece originally released on El Muelle Records as part of a charity compilation album. 

de camp encompasses a widening of the musical horizons of this duo, stretching the colour palette of their timbres and shedding some light to their darker first album on Archives. Botánica de Balcón revolved around setting up a dialogue between austere electronics and the sombre strength of the double bass. On de camp the composition process has been a back and forth exercise of recording and re-recording, dissolving the lines between instrumentation, electronics and field recordings and striving for a unity in language and aesthetics. 

de camp means ‘from the field’ or ‘from land’ in Catalan. All track titles refer to Catalan names of plants found in the outskirts of Valencia, the city where both artists live.

​CREDITS
Recorded, composed and mixed by Edu Comelles & Rafa Ramos Sania between Patraix and Alboraia 2021 

Edu Comelles: Electronics & Field Recordings 
Rafa Ramos Sania: Double Bass, Cello, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Music Box and Objects 

Videos by Jorge Dabaliña 

Mastered by David Mata 

Art and design by Andrew Heath

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