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Jay Glass Dubs // SOMA 2xLP

Jay Glass Dubs // SOMA 2xLP

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This is a two-disc set released in 2020 by Jay Glass Dubs, an experimental dub electronic writer in Athens, Greece.

Contains 14 songs that cross genres.

Labels and other works Click here for more information. ///Click here to see more Berceuse Heroique / Ancient Monarchy releases available at Tobira. 

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Lullaby Heroique:

"Imagine the opposite of a snake shedding its skin: a body slithering among the debris of 21st-century music; a porous, viscid body, its skin an adhesive, lodging onto itself bits and pieces along the way. Some are scraps, rusted, discarded Some are the jewels of crowns, unglued and fallen from grace, now re-attached on this makeshift contraption. Where does a body end? Does it end where these prostheses begin?
Jay Glass Dubs' Soma (“body” in Greek) is a palimpsest. Look closely and you can find all sorts of DNA microarrays on the body's skin – Bristol voices, Detroit electro hums, the amen break, the all-encompassing dub haze – but, as with all palimpsests, they are simultaneously one and a multitude. The body lives, its prostheses live.
The body moves. "

Artist: Jay Glass Dubs 

Label: Label: Berceuse Heroique

This is a two-disc set released in 2020 by Jay Glass Dubs, an experimental dub electronic writer in Athens, Greece.

Contains 14 songs that cross genres.

Labels and other works Click here for more information. ///Click here to see more Berceuse Heroique / Ancient Monarchy releases available at Tobira. 

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Lullaby Heroique:

"Imagine the opposite of a snake shedding its skin: a body slithering among the debris of 21st-century music; a porous, viscid body, its skin an adhesive, lodging onto itself bits and pieces along the way. Some are scraps, rusted, discarded Some are the jewels of crowns, unglued and fallen from grace, now re-attached on this makeshift contraption. Where does a body end? Does it end where these prostheses begin?
Jay Glass Dubs' Soma (“body” in Greek) is a palimpsest. Look closely and you can find all sorts of DNA microarrays on the body's skin – Bristol voices, Detroit electro hums, the amen break, the all-encompassing dub haze – but, as with all palimpsests, they are simultaneously one and a multitude. The body lives, its prostheses live.
The body moves. "

Artist: Jay Glass Dubs 

Label: Label: Berceuse Heroique