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Maalem Mahmoud Guinia* / Floating Points / James Holden – Marhaba
Label:
Eglo Records – EGBC001,
Border Community – EGBC001
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
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Tracklist Hide Credits
| A | –Maalem Mahmoud Ghania* & Floating Points | Mimoun MarhabaKeyboards – Sam Shepherd |
8:19 |
| AA | –Maalem Mahmoud Ghania* & James Holden | BaniaSynthesizer [Modular] – James Holden |
11:48 |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Eglo Records Ltd
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Border Community Recordings Ltd
- Copyright (c) – Eglo Records Ltd
- Copyright (c) – Border Community Recordings Ltd
- Published By – Copyright Control
- Published By – Warp Music Publishing
- Mastered At – Loud Mastering
Credits
- Idiophone [Krakebs], Backing Vocals – Hamza Gania, Hasan El Machhour, Housam Gania
- Mastered By – Jonz*
- Photography By – Camille Blake
- Recorded By – Sam Shepherd
- Written-By, Lute [Guembri], Vocals – Maalem Mahmoud Ghania*
Notes
Comes with 20 page book.
Recorded at the Fellah Hotel, Marrakech, 23rd-28th March 2014.
Thank you: Camille Blake, Will Martin, Malika El Machhour, Abdeslam Alaoui, Imane Barakat, Julien Amicel.
Track durations not given.
Recorded at the Fellah Hotel, Marrakech, 23rd-28th March 2014.
Thank you: Camille Blake, Will Martin, Malika El Machhour, Abdeslam Alaoui, Imane Barakat, Julien Amicel.
Track durations not given.
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| 46BCD | Maalem Mahmoud Guinia* / Floating Points / James Holden | Maalem Mahmoud Guinia* / Floating Points / James Holden - Marhaba (4xFile, MP3, EP, 320) | Border Community | 46BCD | UK | 2015 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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JPWY
May 7, 2016
Beautiful release! I don't want to pay 40-50 quid still. I would love a repress pretty please!
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Genshji
March 25, 2016
Despite to the comment made earlier, I think the A side "Mimoun Marhaba" is a simple perfect evidence how modern classical can fit into minimal and this gives the sense of not so thought techno but simply is it. Techno without a beat but heavy repetative and loopy! think, how good to mix with it!
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djgaogao
October 14, 2015
hello discogs community ...I like this ep so much that I am very desappointed. my vinyl come with some defects ... especially the A side, with a big part of background noise (just before the singing). I know life has surface noise but I don't understand the interest to make a vinyl for finally a small result ...these tracks deserve better . Too Bad!!!
have you the same copy or I am a unlucky DJ???
have you the same copy or I am a unlucky DJ???
marazul
July 18, 2015
edited over 3 years ago
The AA side is one of the most extraordinary things I have ever heard, it's proper 'trance' music. Holden just slides in some searing modular tones around the natural peaks, and cranks it all up a couple more notches, amazing stuff!
The A side doesn't work quite as well, IMO. It begins with with just the 'floaty' loop that concludes FP's 'Montparnasse', and I don't know if the Moroccan musicians deserve to be 'slaved' against a looped 'master'. It comes across as odd and not entirely convincing, and for me, the track never really goes anywhere as a consequence, even after that loop is replaced by others. It seems a shame to go all the way to the Atlas Mountains and not let the objects of your pilgrimage lead the way... Sorry, I really like FP's other work, but this one didn't do it for me.
The photo-essay booklet is a very nice touch, and provides some illuminating context.
The A side doesn't work quite as well, IMO. It begins with with just the 'floaty' loop that concludes FP's 'Montparnasse', and I don't know if the Moroccan musicians deserve to be 'slaved' against a looped 'master'. It comes across as odd and not entirely convincing, and for me, the track never really goes anywhere as a consequence, even after that loop is replaced by others. It seems a shame to go all the way to the Atlas Mountains and not let the objects of your pilgrimage lead the way... Sorry, I really like FP's other work, but this one didn't do it for me.
The photo-essay booklet is a very nice touch, and provides some illuminating context.
kamenov
May 16, 2017