Download this free music album: Extra-Cultura EP

Extra-Cultura EP

by The Poetize Code View the credits

ethno brasil trip hop glitch psicotropicodelia

5 tracks

20:22

1	Light	5:31
2	Almas Gêmeas	5:01
3	UFO Technology	3:28
4	Japanese Tradition	5:02
5	Celestial	1:20

Album description

The Poetize Code - Sonora album

[PTDM#025, December 2009]

Bruno Trocoli, a producer and designer based on Franca city, Sao Paulo state, Brazil: had his first ep, "Extra-Cultura", out by 2007, the second solo work we published. It came to be our most listened and downloaded item @ Jamendo's site, getting to the top lists there for many months.

After 2 years, a lot of ideas and will of "inventing"/ working on diverse styles were accumulated, and suddenly he came up with this double album and 25 new tracks. It was totally worth the wait!

Sonora dares definitions: it is creative to the extreme and really fun to listen to: a quality consensus among the three label's coordinators.

In spite of so many songs, it lasts some 55 minutes, pointing the intention of entertaining the listener with a mega sonic cocktail: hip hop, idm, electro, breakbeat, downtempo/trip hop, grime/dubstep, ambient, world music, dream pop, mash-ups, etc; it's all there.

It's our last item of 2009, and one of the most stimulating and recommended to listen in its plentiness, from first to last track!

Sonora rules!

TOTAL TIME: 55 min 17 sec

Download Options:
Mp3 (320 Kbps) & Ogg Vorbis;

Full Zip pack (320 Kbps Mp3);

Full Artwork;

Streaming (64 kbps).

Arte Gráfica (Artwork) & Masterização (Master):

Bruno Ribeiro Trocoli

zeroonecode@gmail.com

http://www.myspace.com/poetizecode

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Reviews on Extra-Cultura EP

Ivan1984

Nice experiment...

17/11/08

I think all that needs to be said has been said by the creator. Personally, I liked what has been produced here, it's not what I'd go for given the choice, but I enjoy a change and it was a breath of fresh air for me, with a good vocal snatches. The latter usually put me off but music is like beauty, or any other conception of what is good against what is bad. Here it's in the ear of the beholder. There is a lot more rubbish being forced down the throat of the majority than this little, relatively insignificant album. Why not just stick to mainstream and then you 'know' it's good, isn't that the 'philosophy', a word which most people don't even understand, let alone put into practice.

What I see is an attempt to create something different, with its own flair, whether that appeals depends on your restrictions imposed on a subjective concept of what is good or not. What I see is an attempt at alternative creativity, its success is in its reception, which like I said in inveterately perspectival. By self-declaration it is experimental music, so I say keep experimenting and put your heart and soul into it, and I will find it satisfactory enough.