Musica Enterrada's guest appearances

Musica Enterrada

Mysteries of the Deep

Candy Chang

Abby Echiverri

Richard Arnold

Karl Meier

Joachim Spieth

Brendon Moeller

Eric Cloutier

Bryan Kasenic

John Selway

Patrick Russell

Gunnar Haslam

Steffen Bennemann

David Martin

John Elliott

Matt Christensen

OwlTail

WILLIAM SELMAN

Deeper still goes Interpretations Vol. II, Mysteries of the Deep's next collection of edits, reworks, and revisions, all culled from our second full-length LP, William Selman's "Musica Enterrada." Both the gentle bloom of Matthew Patterson Curry’s twist on the title track and Borne's shimmering percussion-forward version of 'The Island Before The Internet' hew pleasingly close to the source material. Elsewhere, rrao and Clay Wilson transform 'Thick Description' into a stygian journey, with a susurrant reiki session, and Strategy recombines 'Musica Enterrada' into a classic subaquatic house tune. A bonus original work from Selman, 'Sun Tunnels Tree Tunnels,' completes the release.William Selman - Musica Enterrada (Matthew Patterson Curry Remix)William Selman - The Island Before The Internet (Borne's Snail Mail Shimmer)William Selman - Thick Description (rrao &amp; Clay Wilson Remix)William Selman - Musica Enterrada (Strategy's Recombinant Mix)William Selman - Sun Tunnels Tree Tunnels (Album Bonus)Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, New York Photography by Candace Price Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Chris Zaldua Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people playhttps://soundcloud.com/matthew-patterson-curry https://soundcloud.com/borne https://soundcloud.com/turiyarrao https://soundcloud.com/claywilson https://soundcloud.com/wselman

Deeper still goes Interpretations Vol. II, Mysteries of the Deep's next collection of edits, reworks, and revisions, all culled from our second full-length LP, William Selman's "Musica Enterrada." Both the gentle bloom of Matthew Patterson Curry’s twist on the title track and Borne's shimmering percussion-forward version of 'The Island Before The Internet' hew pleasingly close to the source material. Elsewhere, rrao and Clay Wilson transform 'Thick Description' into a stygian journey, with a susurrant reiki session, and Strategy recombines 'Musica Enterrada' into a classic subaquatic house tune. A bonus original work from Selman, 'Sun Tunnels Tree Tunnels,' completes the release. William Selman - Musica Enterrada (Matthew Patterson Curry Remix) William Selman - The Island Before The Internet (Borne's Snail Mail Shimmer) William Selman - Thick Description (rrao &amp; Clay Wilson Remix) William Selman - Musica Enterrada (Strategy's Recombinant Mix) William Selman - Sun Tunnels Tree Tunnels (Album Bonus) Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, New York Photography by Candace Price Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Chris Zaldua Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play <a href="https://soundcloud.com/matthew-patterson-curry" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/matthew-patterson-curry</a> <a href="https://soundcloud.com/borne" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/borne</a> <a href="https://soundcloud.com/turiyarrao" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/turiyarrao</a> <a href="https://soundcloud.com/claywilson" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/claywilson</a> <a href="https://soundcloud.com/wselman" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/wselman</a>

MOTDEP002 - William Selman - Interpretations Vol II | Musica Enterrada

What if music had no beginning, no end? Can music exist "for itself" or "of itself," without structure constraining it, defining it? Can music be non-linear, non-narrative, simply experiential, existential? The second full-length album on Mysteries of the Deep, Musica Enterrada from Portland's William Selman, neither answers these questions nor supposes them. But in listening, one can't help but wonder: What if I disappeared into this record forever?In another time and place, William Selman was known as Warmdesk, an alias through which he issued a series of sharply precise minimal techno records. In recent past, Selman shifted gears, shedding the dynamics of tension and release that characterized his previous alias' output. Under his own name, Selman began releasing process-oriented, freeform experimental music on cassette-focused outlets like Digitalis and Hausu Mountain. Now comes Musica Enterrada, a diaphanous, weightless musical vision not unlike the theoretical square root of GRM and Popol Vuh's early electronic forays. Split into six tracks across two sides of vinyl, Musica Enterrada bubbles, churns, drifts, and dozes. Dulcet tones pile up gently like waves on shore. Patterns repeat and reconfigure, as if heard from different angles. Rhythms appear, shift the frame, then disappear, into the ether whence they came. Play Musica Enterrada on repeat. And if you disappear into it, fret not — you have drifted into solace.A1. Lithic ReductionA2. Thick DescriptionA3. PolysemyB1. The World Without UsB2. Inferno Of The SameB3. The Island Before The Internet Recorded August 2016 - March 2017 in Portland, Oregon.Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, New York Photography by Candace Price Design by Gabriel BenzurWords by Chris ZalduaWorldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play

What if music had no beginning, no end? Can music exist "for itself" or "of itself," without structure constraining it, defining it? Can music be non-linear, non-narrative, simply experiential, existential? The second full-length album on Mysteries of the Deep, Musica Enterrada from Portland's William Selman, neither answers these questions nor supposes them. But in listening, one can't help but wonder: What if I disappeared into this record forever? In another time and place, William Selman was known as Warmdesk, an alias through which he issued a series of sharply precise minimal techno records. In recent past, Selman shifted gears, shedding the dynamics of tension and release that characterized his previous alias' output. Under his own name, Selman began releasing process-oriented, freeform experimental music on cassette-focused outlets like Digitalis and Hausu Mountain. Now comes Musica Enterrada, a diaphanous, weightless musical vision not unlike the theoretical square root of GRM and Popol Vuh's early electronic forays. Split into six tracks across two sides of vinyl, Musica Enterrada bubbles, churns, drifts, and dozes. Dulcet tones pile up gently like waves on shore. Patterns repeat and reconfigure, as if heard from different angles. Rhythms appear, shift the frame, then disappear, into the ether whence they came. Play Musica Enterrada on repeat. And if you disappear into it, fret not — you have drifted into solace. A1. Lithic Reduction A2. Thick Description A3. Polysemy B1. The World Without Us B2. Inferno Of The Same B3. The Island Before The Internet Recorded August 2016 - March 2017 in Portland, Oregon. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studios, New York Photography by Candace Price Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Chris Zaldua Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play

MOTDLP002 - William Selman | Musica Enterrada