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Dimlite - This Is Embracing

Musician: Dimlite
Album title: This Is Embracing
Style: Abstract, IDM, Hip Hop, Experimental, Future Jazz
Released: 2006
Country: Germany
Size MP3 version: 1487 mb
Size APE version: 1361 mb
Size WMA version: 1134 mb
Rating ✫: 4.8
Votes: 702
Format: APE FLAC RA AC3 WMA TTA VOX
Genre: Electronic / Hip-hop

Dimlite - This Is Embracing mp3 album

Dimlite Abstract IDM Hip Hop Experimental Future Jazz 2006 Germany

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Locked	5:04
2	Lullaby For Gastric Ulcer Woodwind – M. Quitno*	5:19
3	Outernational Duet Featuring – Gaby HernandezVocals, Written-by [Vocals] – G. Hernandez*	5:06
4	130 Seconds Glimpse (Interlude)	2:10
5	Hungeryears & Advanced Communication	6:18
6	Oh Star… (Interlude)	1:39
7	Sophisticated Youthpower Featuring – Buddy LeezleVocals, Written-by [Vocals] – B. Leroy	4:39
8	Bougainvillea Chamber	5:19
9	Cosmic Echoes In The Mockery Room	3:08
10	The Way Blood Travels	4:34
11	Stairway To The Good Shredder (TSE Intermission) Performer – The Slapped Eyeballers	1:52
12	Occasionally Touching Earth	5:07
13	Now Walk	6:47
14	Count Your Sunrises	3:01
15	Es Gschänk	0:23

Companies, etc.

Mastered At – Calyx Mastering

Credits

Mastered By – Bo Kondren
Written-By, Performer – D. Grimm*

Notes

"Lullaby For Gastric Ulcer" contains portions of aborted song w/ Raphael Jakob

Mastered at Calyx Mastering, Berlin

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 821730012428

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SK124CD	Dimlite	This Is Embracing ‎(CD, Album, Promo, Car)	Sonar Kollektiv	SK124CD	Germany	2006
SK124LP	Dimlite	This Is Embracing ‎(2xLP, Album)	Sonar Kollektiv	SK124LP	Germany	2006

Thetath

Dimlite's THIS IS EMBRACING doesn't let the funk kick in on "Locked," but when it does, there's no turning back. The tracks here constantly morph and transform, lending itself to a journey. So the guitar stabs on "Lullaby For Gastric Ulcer" give way to a distorted soul voice accompanied by a double bass. But the gentle "Outernational Duet" has Gaby Hernandez's vocals unadorned and front-and-center. But he also has a love for the strange (and strangely funny) samples, usually conveniently situated at the start or end of a track. But he can do meditative guitar, as on "Bougainvillea Chamber," or hand-clap jams, as on "The Way Blood Travels," just as well. "Now Walk" starts with a percussive frenzy but emerges with a nice piano roll instead. You can really wrap your arms around this album.