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Documentary

by Rolan Vega

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Playlite 03:51
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4 Autiim 05:03
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Nether 01:50
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Morning Call 02:04
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Guiitav 01:54
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Documentary 04:46

about

From our 2007 promo info:
Is Documentary a collection of works for actual short films and media, or an attempt to pay tribute to the synth epics of media music’s past? The answer is, ultimately: both. Most of the music in Documentary was written as live scores for short films, including Vega’s own Super 8s. But at the core of this effort one finds his love for ‘library music’ (the anonymous, public-domain music composed for UK media in the 60s and after), as well as the synthetic, futuristic theme music of 1980ies American Public Broadcasting programming. But like all ComLib artists, Vega is too individualistic to simply be re-enacting musics of the past: all kinds of extra elements leak into Documentary, making it a work that straddles the line between classic and alien. Vega’s ambiguous, dream-like presentation and tendency to shift between shorter, passing pieces- as we think of them, vignettes- gives a sense of constant motion and change. These vignettes are not TV-studio enabled audiophilia; rather, these are home-recorded, four-track-tape inflected morsels of sound. Vega

credits

released August 13, 2007

Recorded and mixed by Rolan Vega.

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