Fred V & Grafix - Oxygen - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Fred V & Grafix - Recognise [COMPACT DISCS] Digipack Packaging date 03/31/2014

Stepping up with an astounding collection of first-class sonics, Fred V's highly anticipated debut solo album, 'Radiate' is on the horizon for the summer of 2021, on Hospital Records. Consisting of 15 tracks that feature exciting collaborations with Millbrook, Zara Kershaw, Vonn, Lottie Jones and SAYAH. Fred V's first-ever standalone longplayer is everything you'd hope for and more, built from an infusion of electronic influences from the past, present and future. Expect an up-close and intimate insight into the Exeter-based multi-instrumentalist, as he continues to carve out his unique musical identity through ethereal soundscapes and melancholic climates. With his debut album marking a fresh chapter in his career as a solo artist, Fred V's journey so far has been a remarkable one. From his decade-long collaborative project alongside Grafix which saw many world tours, live shows and three studio albums. InchGlokenspiel RiddimInch / InchAway (feat. Vonn)Inch / InchIcarusInch / InchAlready Disappeared (feat. Amy J Pryce)Inch / InchPoisonInch / InchGezelligInch / InchAtmosphere (feat. Lottie Jones)Inch / InchMorning Eclipse (feat. Vio. let)Inch / InchTrust Me (feat. SAYAH)Inch / InchHarmoniseInch / Inch12 Years AgoInch / InchProgram And ControlInch / InchToo Familiar (feat. Zara Kershaw)Inch / InchRadiate (feat. Lottie Jones)Inch / InchOutroInch

Born in Brussels in 2020, The WIG Society (TWS) has rapidly grown into one of the most exciting musical ensembles on the European Early Music scene. As a rising ensemble within the EEEmerging+ programme, TWS has developed an original approach to the chamber music of the galant and classical period. Their playing highlights the lavish, extravagant, and witty elements of a repertoire principally designed to entertain an aristocratic society on the decline. They re-imagine rococo ballrooms and salons as contemporary dance floors, Haydn as the Beyonce of the 1770s. Their sound is rich and nuanced in depth thanks to the employment of both the harpsichord and the double-bass, instead of the traditional cello. Alongside works by celebrated composers, TWS proposes some world premiere recordings of neglected composers from the Mannheim School and beyond.