{"id":20125,"date":"2019-10-15T12:21:05","date_gmt":"2019-10-15T12:21:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.projekt.com\/store\/?post_type=product&#038;p=20125"},"modified":"2022-01-08T22:19:49","modified_gmt":"2022-01-08T22:19:49","slug":"arc00180","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/www.projekt.com\/store\/product\/arc00180\/","title":{"rendered":"Jarguna and friends: Trapped Vol.3 (Digital)"},"content":{"rendered":"<p><iframe style=\"border: 0; width: 100%; height: 307px;\" src=\"https:\/\/bandcamp.com\/EmbeddedPlayer\/album=2076790877\/size=large\/bgcol=ffffff\/linkcol=0687f5\/artwork=none\/transparent=true\/\" seamless><a href=\"http:\/\/projektrecords.bandcamp.com\/album\/trapped-vol-3\">Jarguna: Trapped V3<\/a><\/iframe><\/p>\n<div class=\"hideme\">\n1. Sweet Awakening 06:15<br \/>\n2. Black Forest 08:30<br \/>\n3. Earth Mother Breathing 08:15<br \/>\n4. Shadows in the Deep Valley 08:01<br \/>\n5. Nightlife 06:34<br \/>\n6. Shavasana 11:38<br \/>\n7. Archon 08:14<br \/>\n8. F\u00f6st 06:58<br \/>\n9. High Peaks 09:58<br \/>\n10. Fabula 07:11<br \/>\n11. Avalokitesvara 10:28<br \/>\n<\/DIV><\/p>\n<p><IMG SRC=https:\/\/www.projekt.com\/store\/assets\/images\/DigitalOnly.png width=400><\/p>\n<h3>Border Music: 11 poems with 14 poets webbed together via vibrations generated by instruments, objects, field recordings; each using his pen to give life to his emotions.<\/h3>\n<p>\u201cIn just two years,\u201d Jarguna explains, &#8220;I have produced three volumes of <B>Trapped<\/B> alongside all my other parallel musical projects. I have to thank the artists who dedicated time and trust in me. With the <B>Trapped<\/B> series I want to represent the metaphorical allusion of me as the spider and the friends, artists and groups as \u2018prey\u2019 which I trap into my \u2018music web.\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n<p><BR>With this volume, the challenge of intertwining artists from different genres \u2014 from darkAmbient to jazz, chillout, folk \u2014 grows more complex, creating a release with diverse stylistic changes over the course of 92(!) minutes. It\u2019s an intersection of electronic sounds (synthesizers, samples, loops, many effects) with clean acoustics (classical guitar, ethnic wind instruments, sax, and violoncello.) Together, Jarguna and his prey have created an articulated structure that is difficult to classify in any one style.<\/p>\n<p><BR>\u201cIn fact,\u201d Jarguna continues, \u201cI would like to use the term that Nicola Serena thought and proposed as \u2018order music\u2019 or \u2018fringe music,\u2019 as it is not pure electronic, not pure acoustics. Though I know many people would classify this style as new age, in truth I\u2019ve never been interested in classifying; I don\u2019t want to spend too much time to identify the genre, it\u2019s all a bit unidentifiable \u2014 but yes, let\u2019s say border music I really like it.\u201d <\/p>\n<p><BR>And what of those spiders that grace the covers of all three releases in the <B>Trapped<\/B> series? Jarguna has thoughts! \u201cThere are very few people who know how to appreciate some animals like a spider, which like others such as snakes and reptiles create a sense of disgust, horror, we can say an atavistic terror. Primordial! I love them and am literally amazed. Without these beings the food chain would break; there would not even be the decomposition of the organic material of the plants which thanks to spiders split and transform into fertile ground. The spider, despite being of small stature, is a formidable predator, patient and capable of organizing amazing architectures with his silk thread that is one of his main weapons: the canvas (web). I decided, metaphorically, to take the form of a spider because one of my life&#8217;s abilities is to weave canvases to trap people and situations. Bold, often brash, I capture the attention by pushing artists to meet even though they have very different lifestyles. This is how the idea of \u200b\u200bthese volumes was born. I invite friends to my house and the prey does its job: it creates the canvas. My desire is to try to trap their ideas, eagerly learn their style, learn their experience. I have grown a lot thanks to all the artists who have dedicated their time for me and for these volumes. So I just have to thank my wonderful prey!\u201d<\/p>\n<p><BR>From a David Gilmour-style guitar by Riccardo Dellocchio, to effects-packed synthesizers by Chris Russell, to jazz player Franchesco Schina allowing me to link my syntheses with his sax, Greg Moorcrof with percussion, rattles and guitar, John Tocher and Simone Santarsiero to build drones full of emphasis and mystery, Massimo Di Nocera with his splendid and romantic acoustic guitar (he produces music for yoga practices and I have the honor of coloring his live performances with keyboards and environmental recordings.  The energetic \u201cNightlife&#8221; piece by Nicola Serena and Alessandro Manno, Reese William with a drone generated by his voice, Giuseppe Dal Bianco taught ethnic music for 30 years in schools, enchants the senses with wind instruments of various ethnic origins, some also created by him, Ronny (aka Seetyca) we imagined wild and pristine northern forests, and not least the spectacular cello by Henrik Meierkord.<\/p>\n<p><TABLE><TR><TD WIDTH=400><\/p>\n<h2>Explore Projekt\u2019s Italian Grotto<\/h2>\n<p><img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/www.projekt.com\/store\/wp-content\/uploads\/Italian-Grotto.png\" BORDER=0 width=240\/><br \/>\nSam curates a Spotify playlist featuring Italian ambient\/electronic artists on the Projekt label. Earthy, textural, enveloping soundtracks. Listen: <strong> <a href=\"https:\/\/open.spotify.com\/playlist\/2ghETrhBrllc3AauU7hJTl?si=tgWZOak4TbSYqeM8kFLVRA\" TARGET=BLANK>Italian Grotto<\/a> <\/TD><\/TR><\/TABLE><\/p>\n<h3>Autors:<\/H3><br \/>\n01 Sweet Awakening &#8230; 6:15<br \/>\nJarguna (Marco Billi): Field Recording, Synth,<br \/>\nRiccardo Dellocchio: Guitar<br \/>\nFrancesco Schina: Sax<\/p>\n<p><BR>02 Black Forest &#8230; 8:31<br \/>\nSeetyca: Drone, Percussion<br \/>\njarguna (Marco Billi): Synth, Field recording, Background sound (sound goblins)<\/p>\n<p><BR>03 Earth Mother Breathing &#8230; 8:16<br \/>\njarguna (Marco Billi): drone synth modular<br \/>\nEyes Cast Down: Guitar, Percussion, Rainstick and Shakers<br \/>\nFrancesco Schina: Sax<br \/>\nChris Russell: Synth<\/p>\n<p><BR>04 Shadows in the Deep Valley &#8230; 8:02<br \/>\nGrove of Whispers (John Tocher): The Buddhalizer<br \/>\njarguna (Marco Billi): Field Recording, sampling<br \/>\nUzbazur (Simone Santarsiero): Vocoder texture, Effect<\/p>\n<p><BR>05 Nightlife &#8230; 6:35<br \/>\nNicola Serena: Synth, Sequencer, Bass<br \/>\nAlessandro Manno: Guitar<br \/>\njarguna (Marco Billi): Synth, Sequencer<br \/>\nHenrik Meierkord: Cello<br \/>\nFrancesco Schina: Sax<\/p>\n<p><BR>06 Shavasana &#8230; 11:38<br \/>\nKyo (Massimo Di Nocera): Guitar<br \/>\njarguna (Marco Billi): Field recording, Synth<\/p>\n<p><BR>07 Archon &#8230; 8:15<br \/>\nReese William: Sampler, Synth<br \/>\njarguna (Marco Billi): Percussion, Texture<\/p>\n<p><BR>08 F\u00f6st &#8230; 6:59<br \/>\nChris Russell: Synth, Shaker, Various objects.<br \/>\njarguna (Marco Billi): Modular synth, Bass.<\/p>\n<p><BR>09 High Peaks &#8230; 9:58<br \/>\njarguna (Marco Billi): Synth, Sequencer<br \/>\nGiuseppe Dal Bianco: Rattle Juju (Ghana), Shofar (Israel), Pan Flute (Italy), Hulusi (China), Duduk (Armenia), Mbira (Zimbawe), Cowbells Agog\u00f2 (Brasile).<br \/>\nGiuseppe Laudanna for recording and mixing for the part of Giuseppe Dal Bianco<\/p>\n<p><BR>10 Fabula &#8230; 6:22<br \/>\njarguna (Marco Billi): keyboard, Synth<br \/>\nRiccardo Dellocchio: Guitar<br \/>\nFrancesco Schina: Sax<br \/>\nHenrik Meierkord: Cello<\/p>\n<p><BR>11 Avalokitesvara &#8230; 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