Dias da Aranha, by Serpente

Dias da Aranha

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1.	Nunca Morras 05:05	buy track
2.	Meio Ondness 08:01	buy track
3.	Símbolo IV 04:25	buy track
4.	Símbolo V 04:17	buy track
5.	Vala da Luz da Manhã 04:48	buy track
6.	Ritos de Poeira 11:21	buy track

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It is no surprise that the most populated Serpente record to date is also his most vibrant and emancipated. With collaborations from Maxwell Sterling, Kelly Jayne Jones, Pedro Sousa, Vasco Alves and Gabriel Ferrandini, “Dias da Aranha” is a leap from previous releases like “Parada” and “Fé/Vazio”, both on Ecstatic.

If you’re keeping in touch with Portuguese electronic music, then Bruno Silva’s music should be no stranger to you. If you’ve also been keeping tabs on his evolution throughout our catalogue, you’ll notice how mature and resolved his sounds feels in “Dias da Aranha”. There’s no restrain here, the beats evolve in a self-confident way and the way it assembles and incorporates other people's sounds is a bliss. Go straight to the last track, “Ritos de Poeira”, and listen to how organic everything feels, the endless rhythm and how Pedro Sousa’s saxophone is incorporated as a beautiful hopeful lament. Just put it on repeat. Bliss.

We have never heard Bruno – as Serpente or Ondness – so sure of himself. Escapism is very present in his music. In the past the idea of searching for it was key, in “Dias da Aranha” he lives in it. It is daring and luminous, streaming a continuous beam of bright ideas, making sure that they find the right course on their own (“Meio Ondness”). It never stops, keeps evolving, getting better and finding ways to surprise the listener. In some moments you can listen to the music breathing. Or sense some kind of field recordings shape. It doesn’t rely anymore on the idea of music as a work in progress. This is evolution. Welcome to the Serpente Era.

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released May 6, 2022

Featuring:

Kelly Jayne Jones: 4 & 5
Maxwell Sterling: 2 & 4
Pedro Sousa: 3, 5 & 6 
Gabriel Ferrandini : 5
Vasco Alves: 5 

Artwork by AJD and Bruno Silva
Mastered by Carlos Nascimento

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