DAZWISCHEN, by s.x.y.z.

DAZWISCHEN

by s.x.y.z.

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1.	Moment 02:22	buy track
2.	frei 02:43	buy track
3.	losgelassen 02:28	buy track
4.	Regentropfen 02:56	buy track
5.	schlafend w/ Pojak Wlassowetz 04:34	buy track
6.	() 01:11	buy track
7.	Unterschied 04:25	buy track
8.	Monolog 00:50	buy track
9.	Intervalle 03:29	buy track
10.	Wellen 05:36	buy track
11.	schwerelos 03:10	buy track
12.	Raum 05:46	buy track
13.	Hoch-Zeit 05:06	buy track
14.	Dazwischen w/ Partnerin im Sein 01:33	buy track
15.	tropf_drop (Bonus Track) 04:04

about

"s.x.y.z. is a off the grid producer who is in no need of timing, timeless being that he is - a most philosophical gardener. As a long time friend and inspiring collaborator of our small experimental label we are happy to present his latest offspring "DAZWISCHEN" catching just that moment in-between what was and will be, stretching this nanosecond into seemingly broken soundsculptures that reveal themselves as sturdy if you take your time to tend to and let them grow. Delve into that poetic though minimalistic world s.x.y.z. creates and stay with him in that moment dazwischen"
- kskefk

"Das Konzept des Albums ist die Zeit zwischen Ereignis zu Ereignis zu vertonen. Ein Album welches gut zu hören ist, kein aufmerksamkeitssaugendes Bollwerk, sondern ein Album welches vom Hören zum Hören mehr und mehr Intimität eröffnet.

Die erste Hälfte von Dazwischen entstand anhand gewisser Situationen, in welchen ich Sounds/ Töne kreiert habe, aus welchen Songs entstanden sind. Als die Soundpalette fertig war, konzipierte ich die zweite Hälfte des Albums. Dass heißt, die erste Hälfte war intuitiv und experimentell, während die Zweite konzeptionell unter Verwendung der Sounds, die in der ersten Hälfte entstanden sind, entstanden ist.

Das Album in einem Satz: Ausgewogenheit sowie beabsichtigte Dissonanz mit unvorhersehbarem Ausgang."
- s.x.y.z.

credits

released March 6, 2022

All tracks written, produced and mixed by s.x.y.z.
recorded in 2021

go check s.x.y.z. audiovisual output -> www.youtube.com/channel/UCzTQl-mlMa3CBevitfliWtg

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