Holodec - TRU FOLK
- 1marking time
- 2under heaven's weight
- 3reception
- 4quiet water, loud water
- 5children of the bay
- 6volk rays
- 7ethnograf
- 8tru folk
PHNTM059
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Open edition
PHTNM059
Holodec - TRU FOLK LP
footsteps, car horns, a drawer sliding shut.
wind chimes, family voices, street corners.
bus stops, parks, a dog barking, a fight on TV.
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Taipei, Oakland, Keelung, San Gabriel Valley, South City.
░H░o░l░o░d░e░c░’░s░ ░T░R░U░ ░F░O░L░K░ ░L░P░ ░i░s░ ░b░o░t░h░ ░a░ ░f░o░l░k░ ░r░e░c░o░r░d░ ░a░n░d░ ░a░n░ ░a░u░d░i░o░ ░d░o░c░u░m░e░n░t░.░
It draws from a 15-year archive of field recordings that capture the ordinary music of lived life. Rather than aspiring to aesthetic refinement or spiritual escape, TRU FOLK exists at street-level. It approaches sound as a vernacular practice that values what is common and humanmade. The album functions as a record of presence, tracing how people live, move, and endure through shared environments. In doing so, it extends the idea of folk music into the realm of daily listening, creating a document of survival and place.
p̷̨̛̺̩̣̻̟͇̹̖͛̊͊͒̒͂̿̽͘ͅa̶̧̦̞͕̮̠̐͗́̍š̵̲̙̲̗̳̯̼͐̇̿̆̓́̾͝ť̶̰̿̉̒̽͘ ̸̘̲̀̀͋̈l̸̩̽́̀̆̈͘͠ͅi̷͓̬̳̰͊v̶̫̩̦̱̳͎̟̲̤̽ͅẹ̸̛̾̽̑̋̔͝͠s̷̙̃̚ͅ ̸̛̛͚̭̻̒͐̔̏́͠b̶͚̱͍̟̗̜̤͍͐͛́̊̓̕ḝ̷̡̺̤͙̹̗̥̤̿͝c̶̲̮͇̱̰͒̄̀ͅỏ̷̰́̈̍̓̃͆͝͝m̸̨̤̯̯̯͙͓̱̘̻͑͋̄̿͊̃̍̊é̶̛̞̣̥̝͐̍̆̅̏͆͘͠ ̴̡̮͈̥̼͈̹̱̘̃͐̑̈͐̒̾̓͜͝ṱ̷̻̲̩̼̭̲͉̝̽̌̀̀͋h̶̡͚̹̓͐̋̂̋i̸̧̬̫͇͕̩͗͋͐͋̂͘ͅs̵̢̡͈͖͔̘͔͇̾̊͒̀̌͋̕͠ ̶̨̲͓͉͔̍l̴̤̻̱̜̬̒͆́̎́̐̄͠͝i̴̧̪͓̖̻̻͉͇̹̓f̴̛͍̥̤̣̙̅̓͊̀͆̉̈͝ę̴̰̫̖̖̀̚.̴̫̱̀̆̋̊͘͠ ̴̨̼̰͙̃̈́ẗ̶̗̼̲̗͈̤̹̭̲́̐̈̾͂̅̽͐͘͜͝h̵̛͍̤̜͇̉̔ī̸̞̙̲͇̻̕ş̶̩͕̩̲̈́͠ ̵̩͚́͆̓̐l̷̳͔̥͍̞̑̆ͅí̵̛̩͍́͑͗̈͝f̵͙̠̂̍ē̶̪ ̶̙͔̮̩̱̤̪́̑͘b̴̪̭̹̾ę̶̧̢̱͖̰̑̾c̶̨͚̺̗̬̳̎̀ǫ̵̢͓͖̠̝͎̺̌̔̿̍͘͘͜ͅm̴̼̬̩͒̑͆̋̕̚̚͝e̷̡̛̳͚̰̞̱͊͒͝s̶̢̨̅̀̿̈́̒͑ ̵̡̙̭̤̟͕̘̖͑́̋̄̾̚͜͜͝ṭ̶̢͔̪͎̘̋̾̚ͅh̸̥̪̦̮̆̑͠ȩ̷̝̳͚͕̦̃̆́̆͝͠ͅ ̸̡̰̪̲̣͈̤̆̿̃̈̏́n̶͖̓ê̴̢̧̹̥̙̭̞̂̃̓́̒͊̅̿͋x̵̥͙͉̝̙͍͖̱̭͇̆̾̀́̇̋̓̽̚͝t̸̨̧͙̘̻̞̰̍̆̇̈́̀̎̈́̀̚ ̴̧̖̠̪̙̊̿̍̏͊̏l̵̜̖̺̐̓̿i̴̞̘̲̪͚̪͛̆̓̃͊̓̅̓͒̈́f̷̟̜̻͗͗͒̌̐̎͗̍͜é̸͚̼̬͖̫̯̌̀̍ͅ.̵̧̦̮̼̙͚͍͗͊͗̅͒̚͜
Holodec - TRU FOLK LP
footsteps, car horns, a drawer sliding shut.
wind chimes, family voices, street corners.
bus stops, parks, a dog barking, a fight on TV.
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Taipei, Oakland, Keelung, San Gabriel Valley, South City.
░H░o░l░o░d░e░c░’░s░ ░T░R░U░ ░F░O░L░K░ ░L░P░ ░i░s░ ░b░o░t░h░ ░a░ ░f░o░l░k░ ░r░e░c░o░r░d░ ░a░n░d░ ░a░n░ ░a░u░d░i░o░ ░d░o░c░u░m░e░n░t░.░
It draws from a 15-year archive of field recordings that capture the ordinary music of lived life. Rather than aspiring to aesthetic refinement or spiritual escape, TRU FOLK exists at street-level. It approaches sound as a vernacular practice that values what is common and humanmade. The album functions as a record of presence, tracing how people live, move, and endure through shared environments. In doing so, it extends the idea of folk music into the realm of daily listening, creating a document of survival and place.
p̷̨̛̺̩̣̻̟͇̹̖͛̊͊͒̒͂̿̽͘ͅa̶̧̦̞͕̮̠̐͗́̍š̵̲̙̲̗̳̯̼͐̇̿̆̓́̾͝ť̶̰̿̉̒̽͘ ̸̘̲̀̀͋̈l̸̩̽́̀̆̈͘͠ͅi̷͓̬̳̰͊v̶̫̩̦̱̳͎̟̲̤̽ͅẹ̸̛̾̽̑̋̔͝͠s̷̙̃̚ͅ ̸̛̛͚̭̻̒͐̔̏́͠b̶͚̱͍̟̗̜̤͍͐͛́̊̓̕ḝ̷̡̺̤͙̹̗̥̤̿͝c̶̲̮͇̱̰͒̄̀ͅỏ̷̰́̈̍̓̃͆͝͝m̸̨̤̯̯̯͙͓̱̘̻͑͋̄̿͊̃̍̊é̶̛̞̣̥̝͐̍̆̅̏͆͘͠ ̴̡̮͈̥̼͈̹̱̘̃͐̑̈͐̒̾̓͜͝ṱ̷̻̲̩̼̭̲͉̝̽̌̀̀͋h̶̡͚̹̓͐̋̂̋i̸̧̬̫͇͕̩͗͋͐͋̂͘ͅs̵̢̡͈͖͔̘͔͇̾̊͒̀̌͋̕͠ ̶̨̲͓͉͔̍l̴̤̻̱̜̬̒͆́̎́̐̄͠͝i̴̧̪͓̖̻̻͉͇̹̓f̴̛͍̥̤̣̙̅̓͊̀͆̉̈͝ę̴̰̫̖̖̀̚.̴̫̱̀̆̋̊͘͠ ̴̨̼̰͙̃̈́ẗ̶̗̼̲̗͈̤̹̭̲́̐̈̾͂̅̽͐͘͜͝h̵̛͍̤̜͇̉̔ī̸̞̙̲͇̻̕ş̶̩͕̩̲̈́͠ ̵̩͚́͆̓̐l̷̳͔̥͍̞̑̆ͅí̵̛̩͍́͑͗̈͝f̵͙̠̂̍ē̶̪ ̶̙͔̮̩̱̤̪́̑͘b̴̪̭̹̾ę̶̧̢̱͖̰̑̾c̶̨͚̺̗̬̳̎̀ǫ̵̢͓͖̠̝͎̺̌̔̿̍͘͘͜ͅm̴̼̬̩͒̑͆̋̕̚̚͝e̷̡̛̳͚̰̞̱͊͒͝s̶̢̨̅̀̿̈́̒͑ ̵̡̙̭̤̟͕̘̖͑́̋̄̾̚͜͜͝ṭ̶̢͔̪͎̘̋̾̚ͅh̸̥̪̦̮̆̑͠ȩ̷̝̳͚͕̦̃̆́̆͝͠ͅ ̸̡̰̪̲̣͈̤̆̿̃̈̏́n̶͖̓ê̴̢̧̹̥̙̭̞̂̃̓́̒͊̅̿͋x̵̥͙͉̝̙͍͖̱̭͇̆̾̀́̇̋̓̽̚͝t̸̨̧͙̘̻̞̰̍̆̇̈́̀̎̈́̀̚ ̴̧̖̠̪̙̊̿̍̏͊̏l̵̜̖̺̐̓̿i̴̞̘̲̪͚̪͛̆̓̃͊̓̅̓͒̈́f̷̟̜̻͗͗͒̌̐̎͗̍͜é̸͚̼̬͖̫̯̌̀̍ͅ.̵̧̦̮̼̙͚͍͗͊͗̅͒̚͜
