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Computer Recital

by Lullatone

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1.
Make This Sound 06:13
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2.
Tracing 03:35
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3.
My Second Favorite Song In The World 07:05
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4.
Coloring 02:45
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5.
Resound 04:04
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6.
Plastic Toy Record Player 07:22
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7.
A Slow Waltz 03:37
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8.
Poppy 01:07
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Hoppy 01:22
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10.
Bye Bye Bye 02:45
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Lullatone’s music is a gently pulsing sine wave symphony. Computer Recital is a 48 minute delve into tones transforming into music box melodies, an album in which beeps bounce over bubbling pops to form a delicate rhythm, regulated by the timbre of sound almost solely sculpted of pure sine waves. The result is a completely minimal, clean sound which accentuates the playful melody of the compositions. However, bits of organic qualities (i.e. vocals, heartbeats, breathing) whisper below the surface of the tones and form very concr ete “songs”. Lullatone creates naive and pure music, but also very a maturely developed sound for a 21 year old producer. That producer is Louisville based Shawn James Seymour, with occasional help of vocalist Sookmi Park. Together the duo also make up the pop art collective “bunnybunnybunny.”

Computer Recital is Lullatone ’s debut full length release, just prior to his split 7” with Japan’s foremost electronic composer , Nobukazu Takemura, under his Child’s View moniker.

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released January 1, 2003

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Audio Dregs is a record label and music collective founded around 1996. Located in Portland, Oregon, focusing on “experimental music made by people equally in love with melody and invention,” with attention to music that falls between genres.

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