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Let's broaden the borders of the blog with one more country. Who has heard about coldwave mixed witha solid dose of electronic music straight up from Albania? We all have now thanks to a duet Franc Kurti and Dina Hajrullah that make up I Tpame I Tvrame.
"Satori" means hot beats played alongside cold as ice guitar backgrounds. Who would say that such a combination is even possible? But it is and it sounds really good. But it's only a beginning. Already the next track, "The Calling" attacks with a louder wall of sound with melodies played on thick bass strings and greasy beats. The whole impression is built with minimal effort and this kind of minimalism can and should be admired.
The one song that really draws attention is "Future Attitude" with the repertoire is broaden with clear electronic sounds and, first of all, Dina's vocas that sound as if it was taken from a shelf between British coldwave and American trip-hop. Fits perfectly. And the whole thing climaxes in "Distress" in which no one really knows what genre it really is and no one really care anymore.
The one song that really draws attention is "Future Attitude" with the repertoire is broaden with clear electronic sounds and, first of all, Dina's vocas that sound as if it was taken from a shelf between British coldwave and American trip-hop. Fits perfectly. And the whole thing climaxes in "Distress" in which no one really knows what genre it really is and no one really care anymore.
"Future Attitude" costs 4 EUR.
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