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RICARDO TOBAR - After The Movie LP
Releasing his first-ever vinyl release âEl Sunsetâ on James Holdenâs, Border Community back in 2007, Chilean producer Ricardo Tobar has since been held in high regard by the seminal UK producer. Intricately constructing his way around the parameters of emotionally-lead, highly atmospheric electronic music, Ricardo has brought his sound forward to grace the rosters of Jennifer Cardiniâs, Correspondant, ESP Institute and MUSAR Recordings. Continuing to extend his already significant discography, he now returns to MUSAR for a third time with âAfter The Movieâ EP.
Ricardoâs âAfter The Movieâ EP forms a selection of cuts that have been held in his locker for quite some time. Uncovered by MUSAR Recordings label head, Dweedo on a podcast from way back, it seemed only natural that this unreleased music from Ricardo would find its home on the Amsterdam-Tel-Aviv label.
Across his EP, Ricardo plays with varying textures and arrangements that in turn provide a cross-section of his sound that has expanded and developed over time. âAfter The Movieâ presents the experimental ambience synonymous with his early works, whilst âParquesâ brings an idyllic, cinematic feel with strictly crafted synth arrangements riding high, post-rock influences also show through. âRegain Your Powerâ represents a change of course, whilst also channelling a political message punctuated by social unrest taking place in Ricardoâs home country, Chile. He abandons experimentalism in favour of tougher 4x4 elements, allowing his machines to run riot.
âThe mixture of ideas and feelings on this EP have a politically charged spirit, as electronic music always does. A few weeks after I finished âRegain Your Powerâ the whole Chilean social explosion took place with the same ideals I had in mind when recording the track.â
Ricardo Tobar
Stepping up on the remix is a pair whose names are etched into the history of UK electronic music, Andy Turner and Ed Handley a.k.a. Plaid. Reworking title track âAfter The Movieâ, they produce an emotive, soundscape complete with droning basslines and ex-terrestrial flourishes.
Ricardoâs âAfter The Movieâ EP forms a selection of cuts that have been held in his locker for quite some time. Uncovered by MUSAR Recordings label head, Dweedo on a podcast from way back, it seemed only natural that this unreleased music from Ricardo would find its home on the Amsterdam-Tel-Aviv label.
Across his EP, Ricardo plays with varying textures and arrangements that in turn provide a cross-section of his sound that has expanded and developed over time. âAfter The Movieâ presents the experimental ambience synonymous with his early works, whilst âParquesâ brings an idyllic, cinematic feel with strictly crafted synth arrangements riding high, post-rock influences also show through. âRegain Your Powerâ represents a change of course, whilst also channelling a political message punctuated by social unrest taking place in Ricardoâs home country, Chile. He abandons experimentalism in favour of tougher 4x4 elements, allowing his machines to run riot.
âThe mixture of ideas and feelings on this EP have a politically charged spirit, as electronic music always does. A few weeks after I finished âRegain Your Powerâ the whole Chilean social explosion took place with the same ideals I had in mind when recording the track.â
Ricardo Tobar
Stepping up on the remix is a pair whose names are etched into the history of UK electronic music, Andy Turner and Ed Handley a.k.a. Plaid. Reworking title track âAfter The Movieâ, they produce an emotive, soundscape complete with droning basslines and ex-terrestrial flourishes.
Releasing his first-ever vinyl release âEl Sunsetâ on James Holdenâs, Border Community back in 2007, Chilean producer Ricardo Tobar has since been held in high regard by the seminal UK producer. Intricately constructing his way around the parameters of emotionally-lead, highly atmospheric electronic music, Ricardo has brought his sound forward to grace the rosters of Jennifer Cardiniâs, Correspondant, ESP Institute and MUSAR Recordings. Continuing to extend his already significant discography, he now returns to MUSAR for a third time with âAfter The Movieâ EP.
Ricardoâs âAfter The Movieâ EP forms a selection of cuts that have been held in his locker for quite some time. Uncovered by MUSAR Recordings label head, Dweedo on a podcast from way back, it seemed only natural that this unreleased music from Ricardo would find its home on the Amsterdam-Tel-Aviv label.
Across his EP, Ricardo plays with varying textures and arrangements that in turn provide a cross-section of his sound that has expanded and developed over time. âAfter The Movieâ presents the experimental ambience synonymous with his early works, whilst âParquesâ brings an idyllic, cinematic feel with strictly crafted synth arrangements riding high, post-rock influences also show through. âRegain Your Powerâ represents a change of course, whilst also channelling a political message punctuated by social unrest taking place in Ricardoâs home country, Chile. He abandons experimentalism in favour of tougher 4x4 elements, allowing his machines to run riot.
âThe mixture of ideas and feelings on this EP have a politically charged spirit, as electronic music always does. A few weeks after I finished âRegain Your Powerâ the whole Chilean social explosion took place with the same ideals I had in mind when recording the track.â
Ricardo Tobar
Stepping up on the remix is a pair whose names are etched into the history of UK electronic music, Andy Turner and Ed Handley a.k.a. Plaid. Reworking title track âAfter The Movieâ, they produce an emotive, soundscape complete with droning basslines and ex-terrestrial flourishes.
Ricardoâs âAfter The Movieâ EP forms a selection of cuts that have been held in his locker for quite some time. Uncovered by MUSAR Recordings label head, Dweedo on a podcast from way back, it seemed only natural that this unreleased music from Ricardo would find its home on the Amsterdam-Tel-Aviv label.
Across his EP, Ricardo plays with varying textures and arrangements that in turn provide a cross-section of his sound that has expanded and developed over time. âAfter The Movieâ presents the experimental ambience synonymous with his early works, whilst âParquesâ brings an idyllic, cinematic feel with strictly crafted synth arrangements riding high, post-rock influences also show through. âRegain Your Powerâ represents a change of course, whilst also channelling a political message punctuated by social unrest taking place in Ricardoâs home country, Chile. He abandons experimentalism in favour of tougher 4x4 elements, allowing his machines to run riot.
âThe mixture of ideas and feelings on this EP have a politically charged spirit, as electronic music always does. A few weeks after I finished âRegain Your Powerâ the whole Chilean social explosion took place with the same ideals I had in mind when recording the track.â
Ricardo Tobar
Stepping up on the remix is a pair whose names are etched into the history of UK electronic music, Andy Turner and Ed Handley a.k.a. Plaid. Reworking title track âAfter The Movieâ, they produce an emotive, soundscape complete with droning basslines and ex-terrestrial flourishes.
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Releasing his first-ever vinyl release âEl Sunsetâ on James Holdenâs, Border Community back in 2007, Chilean producer Ricardo Tobar has since been held in high regard by the seminal UK producer. Intricately constructing his way around the parameters of emotionally-lead, highly atmospheric electronic music, Ricardo has brought his sound forward to grace the rosters of Jennifer Cardiniâs, Correspondant, ESP Institute and MUSAR Recordings. Continuing to extend his already significant discography, he now returns to MUSAR for a third time with âAfter The Movieâ EP.
Ricardoâs âAfter The Movieâ EP forms a selection of cuts that have been held in his locker for quite some time. Uncovered by MUSAR Recordings label head, Dweedo on a podcast from way back, it seemed only natural that this unreleased music from Ricardo would find its home on the Amsterdam-Tel-Aviv label.
Across his EP, Ricardo plays with varying textures and arrangements that in turn provide a cross-section of his sound that has expanded and developed over time. âAfter The Movieâ presents the experimental ambience synonymous with his early works, whilst âParquesâ brings an idyllic, cinematic feel with strictly crafted synth arrangements riding high, post-rock influences also show through. âRegain Your Powerâ represents a change of course, whilst also channelling a political message punctuated by social unrest taking place in Ricardoâs home country, Chile. He abandons experimentalism in favour of tougher 4x4 elements, allowing his machines to run riot.
âThe mixture of ideas and feelings on this EP have a politically charged spirit, as electronic music always does. A few weeks after I finished âRegain Your Powerâ the whole Chilean social explosion took place with the same ideals I had in mind when recording the track.â
Ricardo Tobar
Stepping up on the remix is a pair whose names are etched into the history of UK electronic music, Andy Turner and Ed Handley a.k.a. Plaid. Reworking title track âAfter The Movieâ, they produce an emotive, soundscape complete with droning basslines and ex-terrestrial flourishes.
Ricardoâs âAfter The Movieâ EP forms a selection of cuts that have been held in his locker for quite some time. Uncovered by MUSAR Recordings label head, Dweedo on a podcast from way back, it seemed only natural that this unreleased music from Ricardo would find its home on the Amsterdam-Tel-Aviv label.
Across his EP, Ricardo plays with varying textures and arrangements that in turn provide a cross-section of his sound that has expanded and developed over time. âAfter The Movieâ presents the experimental ambience synonymous with his early works, whilst âParquesâ brings an idyllic, cinematic feel with strictly crafted synth arrangements riding high, post-rock influences also show through. âRegain Your Powerâ represents a change of course, whilst also channelling a political message punctuated by social unrest taking place in Ricardoâs home country, Chile. He abandons experimentalism in favour of tougher 4x4 elements, allowing his machines to run riot.
âThe mixture of ideas and feelings on this EP have a politically charged spirit, as electronic music always does. A few weeks after I finished âRegain Your Powerâ the whole Chilean social explosion took place with the same ideals I had in mind when recording the track.â
Ricardo Tobar
Stepping up on the remix is a pair whose names are etched into the history of UK electronic music, Andy Turner and Ed Handley a.k.a. Plaid. Reworking title track âAfter The Movieâ, they produce an emotive, soundscape complete with droning basslines and ex-terrestrial flourishes.











