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Ripatti Deluxe // Speed ​​Demon LP

Ripatti Deluxe // Speed ​​Demon LP

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Finnish electronic artist Vladislav Delay aka Ripatti Deluxe released a record in October 2022 on his own label, Rajaton.

Includes 13 songs from post-industrial techno to noisy footwork with the concept of early raves to happy hardcore. Comes with DL code.

Labels and other worksplease use this form. ///Click here to see more RAJATON releases available at Tobira.

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Edition of 500.

RAJATON:

"Sasu Ripatti, now sporting the new "Ripatti Deluxe" moniker, presents his very own abstract take on early rave and happy hardcore. "Speed ​​Demon" marks the first release on Ripatti's newly launched label "Rajaton".

The Finnish word ”raja” has multiple meanings. It could refer to a ”border”, ”limit”, ”boundary”, or even ”capacity” if understood broadly. It feels that ”border” is the first interpretation that comes to mind when the word is met in isolation of additional context.It often includes political energy of some sort.Or perhaps it's just this particular point in time that leads the mind into such field of thought. 

As the Dutch author Rutger Bregman notes in his book Human Kind – A Hopeful History, the real trouble with people began when the first person had the idea of ​​drawing a line on sand and claiming ownership of the area on their side. borders were born.

Naturally, there are mental borders, as well. Think about all the things you shut out because they're ”not for you”. They are numerous and we do it all the time. when to let new things in, even if they're not commonplace. Mental borders might often be easier to rewrite than physical ones, but the challenge remains a real one.

That's where the derivative form ”rajaton” comes to play. By simply adding the ”-ton”, all borders, limits, boundaries and capacities are lifted in an instant. We have something ”borderless” instead, and are thus free to expand our thinking. One could argue that the word ”rajaton” implies not the removal of borders but instead their very non-existence at large. How will our mind work when the concept of borders doesn't even enter the conscious thought?

Mental borderlessness is a truly fascinating concept. A maximalist array of opportunities and potential ideas enters the picture – one which is also limitless, unlimited, sans boundaries, and also without a danger of being depleted. starts to deteriorate, giving way to a new form of full understanding without judgement.

Music is one fine place for such thinking, especially when thinking about the role of the listener. given body of work. When there are no boundaries, the interpretation remains unchained and honest. Basically it was all already said by the late revolutionary jazz pianist Burton Greene: 'Borders are boring!'"

Artist: Ripatti Deluxe

Label : Rajaton

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Finnish electronic artist Vladislav Delay aka Ripatti Deluxe released a record in October 2022 on his own label, Rajaton.

Includes 13 songs from post-industrial techno to noisy footwork with the concept of early raves to happy hardcore. Comes with DL code.

Labels and other worksplease use this form. ///Click here to see more RAJATON releases available at Tobira.

------------------------------------

Edition of 500.

RAJATON:

"Sasu Ripatti, now sporting the new "Ripatti Deluxe" moniker, presents his very own abstract take on early rave and happy hardcore. "Speed ​​Demon" marks the first release on Ripatti's newly launched label "Rajaton".

The Finnish word ”raja” has multiple meanings. It could refer to a ”border”, ”limit”, ”boundary”, or even ”capacity” if understood broadly. It feels that ”border” is the first interpretation that comes to mind when the word is met in isolation of additional context.It often includes political energy of some sort.Or perhaps it's just this particular point in time that leads the mind into such field of thought. 

As the Dutch author Rutger Bregman notes in his book Human Kind – A Hopeful History, the real trouble with people began when the first person had the idea of ​​drawing a line on sand and claiming ownership of the area on their side. borders were born.

Naturally, there are mental borders, as well. Think about all the things you shut out because they're ”not for you”. They are numerous and we do it all the time. when to let new things in, even if they're not commonplace. Mental borders might often be easier to rewrite than physical ones, but the challenge remains a real one.

That's where the derivative form ”rajaton” comes to play. By simply adding the ”-ton”, all borders, limits, boundaries and capacities are lifted in an instant. We have something ”borderless” instead, and are thus free to expand our thinking. One could argue that the word ”rajaton” implies not the removal of borders but instead their very non-existence at large. How will our mind work when the concept of borders doesn't even enter the conscious thought?

Mental borderlessness is a truly fascinating concept. A maximalist array of opportunities and potential ideas enters the picture – one which is also limitless, unlimited, sans boundaries, and also without a danger of being depleted. starts to deteriorate, giving way to a new form of full understanding without judgement.

Music is one fine place for such thinking, especially when thinking about the role of the listener. given body of work. When there are no boundaries, the interpretation remains unchained and honest. Basically it was all already said by the late revolutionary jazz pianist Burton Greene: 'Borders are boring!'"

Artist: Ripatti Deluxe

Label : Rajaton