- 1mazza gaidjora f'tass
- 2ko inemoi
- 3tre pachneauchmuk
- 4nonono
- 5la-vje-min-nak mischska
- 6keaßina
- 7ßo
IMEON-I001
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Open edition
Composed, recorded, mixed and mastered by imeon.
Immense thanks to Karl/ Bysund for releasing the tape edition !
And for these words,
"This one is the debut album from the incredible rapper and classical composer Noemi Schrader under the guise of IMEON. The album is mostly composed of kick drums from various shades of club styles/temperaments and Noemi's blend of rapping, whispering, screaming and singing in the language also known as IMEON - that's to say that IMEON is much more than a language: IMEON is a roaming tiger. IMEON is grimacing through body and voice. IMEON is immediacy. IMEON is speaking in tongues. IMEON is speaking in music. IMEON is outpouring from deep within. IMEON cuts to the bone."
Out on Nina Protocol, Bandcamp and on c-30 cassette tape!
Please contact me here: https://www.instagram.com/noemi_schrader/ or write Karl through happyforthewrongreasons@gmail.com if you are interested in a tape.
cover made with photo by Dagmar Hollmann / Wikimedia Commons
licence: CC BY-SA 4.0
Immense thanks to Karl/ Bysund for releasing the tape edition !
And for these words,
"This one is the debut album from the incredible rapper and classical composer Noemi Schrader under the guise of IMEON. The album is mostly composed of kick drums from various shades of club styles/temperaments and Noemi's blend of rapping, whispering, screaming and singing in the language also known as IMEON - that's to say that IMEON is much more than a language: IMEON is a roaming tiger. IMEON is grimacing through body and voice. IMEON is immediacy. IMEON is speaking in tongues. IMEON is speaking in music. IMEON is outpouring from deep within. IMEON cuts to the bone."
Out on Nina Protocol, Bandcamp and on c-30 cassette tape!
Please contact me here: https://www.instagram.com/noemi_schrader/ or write Karl through happyforthewrongreasons@gmail.com if you are interested in a tape.
cover made with photo by Dagmar Hollmann / Wikimedia Commons
licence: CC BY-SA 4.0
