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BUY: https://bighandsbighands.bandcamp.com... Artist: Big Hands Title: Thauma Label: Marionette – Marionette 26 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Mixed, Stereo, 180g / Digital Country: Canada Released: Apr 11, 2025 Genre: Electronic, Jazz Style: Abstract, Downtempo, Tribal, Dub Techno, Ambient, Contemporary Jazz, Field Recording Tracklist: A1 The Armed Joy (For Alfredo) A2 Fuoco Lento Featuring – Bint Mbareh, Ottomani Parker A3 Cicadidae يَتَوقَّع A4 Presagio - Hē thálassa hē kath'hēmâs Hand Drum – Yusuf Ahmed A5 Le Toille (XVII) B1 Sticks and Stones Featuring – Buster Woodruff-Bryant B2 A Juniper Tree Whose Roots Are Made of Fire - شجرة عرعار بشروشها نار و شرار Featuring – Bint Mbareh B3 Tu Estómago (XVI) B4 In My Recurring Dream (Sekizinci Iblissin) B5 Rinascita Big Hands is the alias of Andrea Ottomani, an Italian-born, London-based artist, whose productions have maintained an impeccable level of homogeneity over the last decade. His debut album, titled Thauma, was conceived in dreams over two consecutive nights as he traversed the storm-ridden Mediterranean Sea in late June 2024 and was later brought to life with the intent of preserving the sounds and structures as they were originally dreamt. Composed of ten tracks that seamlessly morph into one another, the album contains recordings of tuned percussion instruments (such as bells and the balafon) captured whilst travelling across the Mediterranean (Italy, Greece, Egypt, and Turkey) as well as collaborations with his tight-knit orbit of talented musicians. Palestinian artist, بنت مبارح (Bint Mbareh), echoes and wails in dialogue with Abraham Parker’s & Izzy Karpel’s brass interjections on Fuoco Lento, then proceeds to send chills down the spine as she starts singing in Arabic on A Juniper Tree Whose Roots Are Made of Fire. Tenor saxophonist, Buster Woodruff-Bryant, lays down snake charmer waltzes on Sticks And Stones, followed by a spiritual sax solo on Rinascita which features the natural timbres of Yusuf Ahmed’s bamboo kit. Mantras, along with recordings of Andrea’s community, are dispersed throughout the album, amplifying the nostalgia and melancholy associated with the music. There’s an underlying archaic thread woven into the percussion that meshes perfectly with the organic acoustic instruments, ultimately becoming indistinguishable from the electronic drums or modular synthesis. Field recordings of the sea, cicadas, call for prayer, and the overall recurring noise from the surroundings evoke a vivid sense of space and are the foundation for realizing this visionary sound. Music by Andrea Ottomani Additional percussions on A4 by Yusuf Ahmed and on B2 by Hayato Takahashi Mastered Noel Summerville Cut by Mike Grinser Artwork by Andreas Bauer released April 11, 2025 #electronic #experimental #spoken #word #avantgarde #field #recordings #fourth #world #polyrhythmic #spiritual #jazz #tribal #London