Hi-Fi Sky, Music For Synchronized Swimming In Space - 1h 7m 6s

Tracks & Durations

1. Ocean bear	6:12
2. Ma blonde est partie	5:22
3. Hemisphere	4:31
4. That bird	5:07
5. As many as there are stars	9:07
6. Chere bassette	5:07
7. Yeti	7:38
8. Belle louisiane	5:28
9. Prairie	6:22
10. 2 step	6:14
11. Belle louisiane (reprise)	2:37
12. Solar	3:11

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Review

The 80's are over. Music to "chill" to was stuck in a time when ocean waves and singing whales defined relaxation. Until now, when Miss Celie's Spa Orleans of New Orleans has partnered with Hi-Fi Sky to produce "Music For Synchronized Swimming In Space." It is music that could only be created in New Orleans from melodies that are rooted in the city's 200 year-old French and Arcadian culture. Their debut album Music For Synchronized Swimming In Space is 67 minutes of grand, ghostly, spacious, melodic sound and was released by Seersucker Fantasy Records April 20. Initially it'll be available through the New Orleans-based VooBrew coffee shop chain, Miss Celie's Spa Orleans, select regional music outlets and via www.hi-fisky.com The music in question is weird electronic art pop; or maybe it's sonic ambient folk; or perhaps it is maximally minimalist chilled-out punk, or cinematic southern psychedelia. With one foot in German style minimalism, one foot in sensual, bittersweet pop, and a third theoretical foot in the indigenous folk melodies of Europe, Canada, and the American South, Hi-Fi Sky echo some of the avant-ambient territory mined by Tim Sommer's old band, Hugo Largo, while creating their own originoriginal brand of wide screen electronic ensemble playing.

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