Juana Molina - Un Día mp3

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Advance promo from label, includes front cover art and rear art insert in standard jewel case, with track info.

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Un Día by Juana Molina, released 01 October 2008 1. Un Dia 2. Vive Solo 3. Lo Dejamos 4. Los Hongos de Marosa 5. Quien Suite 6. El Vestido 7. No Llama 8. Dar Que Dificil Un Día is a hypnotic record, restless, alive with melodies that surface imperceptibly before burrowing into your brain, never to leave. Its a record informed by an ever shifting and polymorphous sense of groove, rhythms writhing over and inside each other, played out on wood and cymbal and bombo legüero, and woven from electronic glitches. It is, by turns, spine-chilling and wonderfully warm. It feeds the imagination. Favorite track: Un Dia. litmajor collection. Un día pronounced Spanish for One day is the fifth studio album of Argentine singer-songwriter Juana Molina. It was first released on October 6, 2008 by Domino Records. Sonically, the album is an abstract and consists of layered loops. Un día One day 5:35. Vive solo He Lives alone 5:58. Lo dejamos We leave it 7:31. Los hongos de Marosa The Mushrooms of Marosa 7:27. Quién Suite Who Suite 7:22. Carrying forward the strangely alluring visuals from the cover of her latest album, Juana Molina performs Un Dia, looking as if she's being reflected in possibly designed her fifth album, Un Día, to counter that perception. Unlike its predecessors, Un Día is less a dinner-party record and more of a conversation piece itself. Here Molina further abstracts her songs, emphasizing more than ever dense hypnotic repetition and the forceful impact of sound itself, sometimes at the expense of the more traditional elements that have always rooted her music. The title track features layers of cascading noises and sonic elements added until the track approaches a cacophonous din. Juana Molina's sound is so precious and rare that tampering with the formula is akin to tearing down a singular example of great architecture, or witnessing the extinction of a rare and beautiful animal. Fortunately, Un Dia is immediately recognizable as a Juana Molina album. Yes, there are slight differences between this and her previous work, but fortunately, she's still retained most of what made her special in the past. In place are the gentle but propulsive vocal-based rhythms, the airy feel to the proceedings, and the occasional chirping polyharmonies. Album 2012 8 Songs. Un Día. Juana Molina. Alternative 2012. Here, she writes acoustic-based songs in a folkpop vein, then proceeds to mess with them in the studio, adding multiple layers of her voice, guitar, and percussion. On Vive Solo, she's a sonic cousin to Björk and Goldfrapp, but with fewer gadgets and a stronger sense of whimsy. Son is the fourth studio album of Argentine singer-songwriter Juana Molina. It was first released on May 23, 2006 by Domino Records. It has received critical acclaim. Son is named after the various meanings of the word in Spanish. They include: pleasant sound, they are, a Cuban music genre, and the unit of sound sone. All tracks are written by Juana Molina. Juana Molina born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on 1st October 1962 is an Argentinian singer-songwriter and an actress. Molina started her career in 1988 as a comedic television actress in Argentina on the show La Noticia Rebelde. She Juana Molina born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on 1st October 1962 is an Argentinian singer-songwriter and an actress. She read more. Similar Artists. Play all. Cate le Bon. 153,709 listeners. Sealed copies bear black sticker JUANA MOLINA UN DIA. y 2008 Juana Molina. Industria Argentina. Impreso en Argentina. Disco es cultura. 바코드 및 기타 식별자. Barcode: 7798010672227. Juana Molina Un Dia Review. Released 2008. Un Dia looks likely to win her new fans. Jon Lusk 2008. Argentinean singersongwriter Juana Molina has long been dubiously pigeonholed as a 'world music' artist, and this fifth album provides even more proof of how inadequate that label is for her work. It's true that on previous albums she has dabbled in Argentinean folk styles such as the zamba, but theres nothing among these eight hypnotically drifting pieces that could really be said to have its roots in local folklore. Un Dia is a pulsating, warm-sounding piece of relatively lo-fi indie electronica