Blue of the Water colourTracklist:1. Inkanuko (feat. Desire Marea) 2. The tumbling point 3. Blaz an holen 4. Distro 5. Dec'h 6. Morwreg 7. Peseidi 8. Aet oneor, the second album from Breton musician and songwriter QUINQUIS (aka milie Quinquis).The album wh
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Blue of the Water colour
Tracklist:
1. Inkanuko (feat. Desire Marea)
2. The tumbling point
3. Blaz an holen
4. Distro
5. Dec’h
6. Morwreg
7. Peseidi
8. Aet on
eor, the second album from Breton musician and songwriter QUINQUIS (aka milie Quinquis).
The album which means anchor in Breton takes inspiration from time milie spent at sea, leaving her island to go sailing from Brittany to the Faroe Islands, via Ireland and the Scottish Islands. More specifically, it was inspired by the foggy movements she witnessed, far out to sea, that resembled mermaids. While thinking about sailors over the centuries who had also seen what she had seen, she began to imagine how these powerful sirens might appear in contemporary life. Over eight tracks, she weaves stories about mermaids that would like to be sailors, mermaids have fallen in love with mermaids, and mermaids that were cursed for wanting to love like humans, all the time celebrating the enchantment, the power and the mystery of these fantastical creatures, and the role they play, especially in communities with direct links to the sea.
Written, produced and performed by milie Quinquis and the celebrated producer Gareth Jones. A card drawn from Brian Eno & Peter Schmidts Oblique Strategies instructed her to find a safe area, use it as an anchor and, after finding her space, she set to work. Ideas emerged acoustically, and were built upon with modular and analogue electronics, creating an immersive and singular world driven by milies sublime vocals. The album is sung mainly in Breton with two guests singing in their own languages: triple harpist and composer Cerys Hafana sings Blaz an holen in Welsh, while labelmate Desire Marea sings Inkanuko in Zulu. Inkanuko (meaning desire in Zulu) opens the album with milies gossamer voice, before electronics give way to Desire Mareas tender vocal as the pair deliver surely the first track sung in both Breton and Zulu. milie explains that, its a song about making sure that little flame inside of you is not going to die. Desire was an amazing person to help kick off the idea for the whole album.
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