"Seeds" by Days Between Stations - Official Music Video скачать в хорошем качестве

"Seeds" by Days Between Stations - Official Music Video

Days Between Stations released their fourth album, “Perpetual Motion Machines (Music For A Film),” on November 29, 2024. The music video for “Seeds” features artist Jean-Paul Bourdier at work, altering landscapes, coloring bodies, marking up film frames, playing with manufactured items to see how they influence visuals. “Perpetual Motion Machines (Music For Film)” is the band’s fourth album, which DBS founding members keyboardist Oscar Fuentes Bills and guitarist Sepand Samzadeh and worked on in the mid 2010s for a documentary film about Jean-Paul Bourdier, himself. As the music reached completion, the group was offered the opportunity to release their music as a “proper” album. Sepand says, "Jean Paul’s artwork was our muse, and we scored the music to pictures and to existing films." One song, "Being," felt unfinished at the time. Oscar had written a melody that lent itself to vocals, and “we based them around the general concept of existence and trying to inject Jean Paul’s poetic philosophy.” Ultimately, the lyrics came from a more personal place, “this is what Jean-Paul’s art inspired us to do, and we let the music speak for itself." Pink Floyd backup vocalist Durga McBroom sings on “Being,” which will be released as a video will be released on November 29, the same day as the album. Produced by Navon Weisberg, he helmed the project “as a fan. I removed the technical hurdles and allowed Sepand and Oscar to focus their energy on the music, allowing their emotions to be captured. “ The album is dedicated to the memory of "Big" Bill Kaylor who’s engineered early sessions of “Perpetual Motion Machines” and worked on the group’s second album, “In Extremis.” Formed exactly 20 years ago in Los Angeles, Sepand and Oscar named the band after Steve Erickson’s novel “Days Between Stations.” The Pineapple Thief’s Bruce Soord inspired the band to work on their music after he used some of Sepand and Oscar’s materials as the basis for “Saturday” on The Pineapple Thief’s “12 Stories Down” album. The duo continued work with a range of musicians on what became their first release, “Days Between Stations,” in 2007. Their 2012 recording “In Extremis” was produced by Yes’ Billy Sherwood. In 2020 they released “Giants,” which included vocals from Durga McBroom on “Witness the End of the World” and voted as Prog Magazine’s Track of the Week. Film: Alex Dorriz Written and performed by Days Between Stations: Oscar Fuentes Bills and Sepand Samzadeh. Produced by Navon Weisberg and Days Between Stations. © & ℗ 2024 Days Between Stations. All rights of the owner and the work reproduced were reserved. Unauthorized copying, lending, hiring, public performance and broadcast prohibited.