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Memories From A Cold Place

by Psychic Equalizer

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1.
Noviembre (Part I) 01:45
2.
Endino 04:02
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3.
My Little Shadow Died 01:28
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While You Were There But Not Here 05:22
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5.
The Path In The Woods 01:56
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Noviembre (Parts II & III) 08:51
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Endino (Rainy Days Remix) 06:02
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"Memories From A Cold Place es un trabajo en el que convergen
armoniosamente el clasicismo, la tecnología y el pianismo que
hunde sus raíces en el jazz más contemporáneo. Dedicado a su
Cantabria natal, en él Hugo nos descubrirá los recuerdos de su infancia
y juventud." Gustavo Lecha / Zona de Jazz

"Memories From A Cold Place is the debut album by Psychic Equalizer. Founded in Spain in 2011 by Hugo Selles, Psychic Equalizer plans to release themed recordings that will each focus on a general idea. This one was inspired by Selles’ homeland of Cantabria. A mix of jazz, ambient, and electronic music, the piano is always the main instrument. The seven tracks are varied, although the album maintains a fairly even tempo and consistent mood throughout. A bit on the dark and mysterious side, Memories From A Cold Place is a very promising first effort." Kathy Parsons / Mainly Piano

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released November 12, 2012

All tracks composed, arranged, mixed and produced by Hugo Selles between November 2011 and March 2012
Mastered at Nexo 101 by Pedro Viñuela
Photography by Raúl Ibáñez

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