Two words. “Nada Brahma” – the world is sound. Sound is God. Two words, but not only words defined as an attempt to describe something you cannot otherwise perceive. It’s the chronoglyph of time in a constant flow of sequential rhythm.
Like in a mantra, a hidden code is unlocked and manifests itself in whatever you pronounce. Pulse is omnipresent in the act of self- preservation itself. Two words. The syllables of background radiation, the blueprint of everyday banalities, like tiny stickers on the wall.
Like future memories. Like you left the coffee on the table. Two words: coffee, table. Whatever you say. Just the same.
Zoltán Lantos – 5-String Acoustic & Electric Violin, Resonant String Violin & Vocals
Áron Tálas – Piano, Fender Rhodes, Moog and Nord Keyboards
Tibor Fonay – Acoustic Bass & Bass Guitar
László Csízi – Drums
Andrew J – Turntable & Live Electronics
Veronika Harcsa – Vocals (Tracks 4, 6, 7)
Tracklist
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Additional information
| Label | |
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| SKU | HRES1806 |
| Qualities | WAV 88.2 kHz, DSD 512 fs, DSD 256 fs, DSD 128 fs, DSD 64 fs, DXD 24 Bit, WAV 192 kHz |
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| Instruments | Acoustic Bass, Bass, Electronics, Keyboard, Turntable, Drums, Piano, Violin, Vocal |
| Original Recording Format | |
| Release Date | July 14, 2023 |
Press reviews
Fidelio
Zoltán Lantos is an excellent composer, and even a better arranger, his music is almost palpable.
The five musicians of Open Source play flawlessly and easily. The music is like the sounds of nature, when one harks the dawn in a forest. Zoltán Lantos spent more than eight years in India in the eighties and nineties, but his orientalism is far from being assertive, it even can’t be noticed immediately. Indian music melts organically and inherently into his musical mother-tongue.
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