The Headroom Project : Dominus Illuminato Mea.
Vivid world-electronica grooves.
"Dominus Illuminato Mea" is the result of an outstanding collaboration between Andreas Ecker (aka "The Headroom Project)" and 5 charismatic artists: Liliana Flores, Jaqueline Schwarz, Peter M. Mahr, Eberhard Geitz and Otto Reiter.
Liliana Flores, Mexico City: Vocals & lyrics for track 10 "Kathrina".
Liliana is an actrice, song writer and tv-moderator in Mexico. (She was on the screen for VH1 Latin America during 2004 and 2008.)
Jaqueline Schwarz, Vienna, Austria: Vocals on track 7 "selve amiche" and track 8 "halla hey".
Jaqueline is a trained singer (classical and jazz) and earns her money by singing on funerals.
Peter M. Mahr, Vienna, Austria: composition, arrangement, keys, sound programming, mix on track 5 "water meditation", track 6 "blue darkness", track 7 "selve amiche", track 8 "halla heij", composition, arrangement, keys, sound programming, mix and voice on track 9 "2k7".
See petermmahr.com
(blog).
Eberhard Geitz, Weserbergland, Germany: composition, arrangement, sound programming, keys on track 5 "water meditation", additional keys on track 6 "blue darkness", the incredible virtual guitar solo on track 8 "halla heij", drum programming & virtual guitar on track 9 "2k7".
Otto Reiter: fretless bass on track 8 "halla heij".
Andreas Ecker, Bonn, Germany: drum programming on track 6 "blue darkness", drum programming and voice edition on track 7 "selve amiche", drum programming and keys on track 8 "halla heij". All instruments, arrangement, composition, mix on track 1-4 and 9-14.
Songs:
1. Dominus Illuminato Mea
2. Winter Skies
3. Dream of an Electron Part 1
4. Najga
5. Watermeditation
6. Blue Darkness
7. Selve Amiche
8. Halla Heij
9. 2k7
10. Kathrina
11. No Vio Deman
12. Suy Ha
13. Docdoc Dong Wobbo
14. Dream of an Electron Part 2
Listen to: the entire album.
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Release date: 2/10/2009
The Headroom Project lives in Bonn Germany
Tagged as: Electronica, World, World Influenced, World Electronic
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