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Emotional Spy
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Emotional Spy uses misunderstood happenings, what can be read only from\nthe unsaid to create soundtracks of non-existing movies.\nOften possessed, always looking for a direct mental direction, the French’s\nproducer’s works are all about analyzing these feelings that can’t be expressed.\nSpy manipulates electronics to soundtrack (y)our souls and\nthe world around us. It’s probably there that raises this clinic\ndimension of descriptiveness in his music, making his tracks leaving in\nyou this taste of soundtracks of non existing movies.\nEmotional Spy started to work on his music project in 2002, working on\natmospheric landscapes research, sounding like sci fi work or paranoid\nambient.\nMoving to Amsterdam in 2004, the music of the Frenchman starts\nto get closer to the work of the Warp records and Radiohead’s Kid A\nperiod, with more beats and electronica sense but still considering as a\npriority the expression of neurosis complexity.\n‘Sky’s Playground’ has been selected as the official Art4Aid soundtrack\nfor a massive modern art event taking place in Amsterdam in April 2007.\nThe profits being donated to Unicef. \nHis first album, ‘Secret Science’,\nreleased on Warp Light District in spring 2008 \npresents a reflection of this highly technologic world being prepared underground.\nFrom cinematic explorations to more groovy territories, from mad electronica to ambient\nsoundscapes. “Secret Science” appears somewhere halfway to beauty,\nhalfway to this future we still think as being fiction.\nMixing organic and digital sounds as much as transgressing musical\ncodes, Spy’s cinematic experimentations escape all possible\ncategorisations.\n“Uptempo Performers” or “Open Skulls” got you listening\nto mad electronica? Then “Brainwashers” or “A Colour To A White Lie”\nswitch on the screen to loose your mind in the middle of sci-fi\npictures.\nThe whole album challenging the codes of IDM, electronica, ambient or\npop to follow its own way…\nMore and more interested by exploring new sides of dark progressive electro, Emotional Spy works now on new tracks\nto present each time on stage more smashing live sets. Having shared line ups with BBC Radio 1 experimental mistress Mary Anne Hobbs, Planet Mu's Milanese or other Funckarma among many others, Emotional Spy prepares new live appearances and works on first-love cinematic music...\n...besides so far kept secret projects...
Emotional Spy uses misunderstood happenings, what can be read only from\nthe unsaid to create soundtracks of non-existing movies.\nOften possessed, always looking for a direct mental direction, the French’s\nproducer’s works are all about analyzing these feelings that can’t be expressed.\nSpy manipulates electronics to soundtrack (y)our souls and\nthe world around us. It’s probably there that raises this clinic\ndimension of descriptiveness in his music, making his tracks leaving in\nyou this taste of soundtracks of non existing movies.\nEmotional Spy started to work on his music project in 2002, working on\natmospheric landscapes research, sounding like sci fi work or paranoid\nambient.\nMoving to Amsterdam in 2004, the music of the Frenchman starts\nto get closer to the work of the Warp records and Radiohead’s Kid A\nperiod, with more beats and electronica sense but still considering as a\npriority the expression of neurosis complexity.\n‘Sky’s Playground’ has been selected as the official Art4Aid soundtrack\nfor a massive modern art event taking place in Amsterdam in April 2007.\nThe profits being donated to Unicef. \nHis first album, ‘Secret Science’,\nreleased on Warp Light District in spring 2008 \npresents a reflection of this highly technologic world being prepared underground.\nFrom cinematic explorations to more groovy territories, from mad electronica to ambient\nsoundscapes. “Secret Science” appears somewhere halfway to beauty,\nhalfway to this future we still think as being fiction.\nMixing organic and digital sounds as much as transgressing musical\ncodes, Spy’s cinematic experimentations escape all possible\ncategorisations.\n“Uptempo Performers” or “Open Skulls” got you listening\nto mad electronica? Then “Brainwashers” or “A Colour To A White Lie”\nswitch on the screen to loose your mind in the middle of sci-fi\npictures.\nThe whole album challenging the codes of IDM, electronica, ambient or\npop to follow its own way…\nMore and more interested by exploring new sides of dark progressive electro, Emotional Spy works now on new tracks\nto present each time on stage more smashing live sets. Having shared line ups with BBC Radio 1 experimental mistress Mary Anne Hobbs, Planet Mu's Milanese or other Funckarma among many others, Emotional Spy prepares new live appearances and works on first-love cinematic music...\n...besides so far kept secret projects...
