Equipo - Simulaciones Revisited FLAC album

Tracklist

1	Encarnación Perdida Remix – Monoblok	6:09
2	Libertad Ambulatoria (Never Is Your Fault) Remix – Frank Benkho	9:04
3	Victima Del Panteismo Remix – Hans Tammen	5:39
4	Deserción Liminal Remix – Lars Graugaard	5:37
5	Infatuación y Resiliencia Remix – 99 Blows	7:26
6	Instantes De Vacuidad Remix – Gabriel Vigliensoni	5:33
7	La Extinción Del Ser Humano Remix – Microfeel	4:53
8	Exótica Pasión Remix – Javier Moraga	6:32
9	Corrupción De Principios Remix – Cooptrol	2:34

Credits

• Composed By – Juan Cristóbal Saavedra
• Cover – Fabian Taranto

Notes

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Juan Cristobal Saavedra aka Equipo's productions suggest the idea of a journey that takes us from the conceptual to the concrete where delimitations dissolve to the point where apparent opposites of style destabilise, join and mesh.
Always uncompromising, Equipo showed on his LP 'Simulaciones' how he is able to constantly pushes further and, in a natural gesture of great abandon, replace surgical precision with organic and spellbinding texxtures. Nine artists from different cities across three continents - Copenhagen, Santiago de Chile, Barcelona, Montevideo, Lille, Valparaiso, New York y Montreal - are now offering each his re-interpretation of a track from ‘Simulaciones'.
While some artists-producers on 'Simulaciones Revisited' build up great densities, others focus on the dance-floor. If the structure and sparse melodies with rhythmic foundations and harmonious make-up was the carrying feature on the original release, this has now been substituted for excursions close to disco and electronica (Monoblok and 99 Blows), sophisticated ambient phrasing (Microfeel) and scintillating, new wave atmospheres (Moraga).
But even if the album's sonic configuration is made up of several aesthetic approaches, the narrative essence of Equipo's original work is intact. What we have in front of us is a work that neither moulds to the governing rules of entertainment nor to the unruliness of avant-garde experiments. Instead, we are carefully guided through a reformulation of a sonic offering in constant development.
-- Alejandro Serrano Sierra