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<\/a><\/figure>\n<\/div>\nRENGBIRD \u2013 ORIGAMI MOUNTAINS<\/a><\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\nOrigami Mountains<\/em><\/strong> is the debut album by Dutch artist Rengert \u201cRengbird\u201d Eggink.<\/em><\/strong> Like me, you probably haven\u2019t heard from him before (it\u2019s his \u2018debut\u2019 album, after all), but judging by the sound on this album, he definitely has some experience in sound design. <\/p>\nEven more surprising is that these tracks were recorded while on the road in South Africa (where he originally comes from, if I understand right) using only a 4-track cassette recorder, sampler, and a few effect pedals. \u201cUsing the cassette as a way to bring life and grainy textures to my sounds\u2019. <\/em><\/p>\nThe two-month trip came at a personally challenging time, but \u201cthese tunes came to me as a necessity of peace and introspection\u201d.<\/em>
And indeed, they are peaceful, introspective, and surprisingly adventurous in sound design.<\/p>\nOrigami Mountains<\/em><\/strong> presents six tracks, with the closing title track taking up half of the 43 minutes. <\/p>\n
Even more surprising is that these tracks were recorded while on the road in South Africa (where he originally comes from, if I understand right) using only a 4-track cassette recorder, sampler, and a few effect pedals. \u201cUsing the cassette as a way to bring life and grainy textures to my sounds\u2019. <\/em><\/p>\n The two-month trip came at a personally challenging time, but \u201cthese tunes came to me as a necessity of peace and introspection\u201d.<\/em> Origami Mountains<\/em><\/strong> presents six tracks, with the closing title track taking up half of the 43 minutes. <\/p>\n
And indeed, they are peaceful, introspective, and surprisingly adventurous in sound design.<\/p>\n