March 10, 2010

Album Review: Clara Moto – Polyamour

Filed Under: Album Reviews,Electronic,House


Before last week I had never heard of Clara Moto, but now I can’t stop listening to her. Born Clara Prettenhofer, she was born in Austria where she developed a love of music through playing the many instruments her family had before finding a passion for DJing. Her talent as a DJ took her to gigs at Vienna’s Elevate and Springs Festivals and onwards to Melbourne, Sonar in Barcelona and the Montreal Jazz Festival in Canada. While touring the world Clara met up with French DJ Agoria who recognized her talent and decided to take her underneath his wing on his Infine label. After three years of recording she is set to release her debut LP, PolyAmour, on May 4

Polyamour, which means to love different things simultaneously is the perfect name for the album because all the tracks on it are very emotive and carry this ethereal commonality between them. I would describe the album as trippy, ambient house music that deserves an in depth listen to fully grasp the amount of work and talent that went into this piece of art.

Polyamour is a true headphone listening experience. Listening to them on your computer speakers won’t do you justice becasue her production work is so layered and deep. At the root of most of her tracks are deep house beats that kick you into gear and keep you locked in. Next she adds sub bass and synth parts in syncopated, repetitive patterns with tons of reverb/delay to give you the meat of the track. Least not forget the uplifting vocal melodies, courtesy of Mimu. When all these elements are combined you have an album that is different and unique.

Some highlights from the album include “Deer and Fox”, a track that has this soulful house vibe to it (I think it is the stand out track on the album), “Song for Exhaustion” which is a contemplative track that sounds like raindrops falling on gloomy day, and “Silently” which has this really dope bassline from beginning to end.

No matter what track you listen to, Polyamour is sure to take you on a sonic roller coaster ride that transports you out of your body and into your mind.

enjoY!

Clara Moto – Silently (Edit)

Tracklisting
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1- Emory Bortz
2- Alma
3- Deer & Fox
4- Glove Affair
5- Song of Exhaustion
6- Goodnight Twilight
7- Joy of My Heart
8- Three Seconds
9- Silently
10- Take a Second
11- The Opposite is also Wrong

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