Urgent Music vol.II: Assemblage

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1.	Koray Kantarcıoğlu - 264 Loop 02:24	buy track
2.	Anne Van De Star - Fenniks 06:03	buy track
3.	Sagat - Infinite Monkey Theorem 05:32	buy track
4.	Different Fountains - Snoopy 06:16	buy track
5.	crat - Metabolic Rift 06:25	buy track
6.	Daisy Darkpark - Bié Kèqi 06:16	buy track
7.	Inne Eysermans - Changes 03:24	buy track
8.	Diony Lake - Net Worth 02:12	buy track
9.	Koray Kantarcıoğlu - 264 Loop (Reprise) 01:52	buy track

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Urgent Music vol. II: Assemblage is the second in a series of compilations focusing on the political within abstract electronic music. This compilation centres around Anna Tsing’s concept of assemblages as “open ended gatherings”. We wanted, as her, to find life within capitalism’s ruins. This compilation is not only about encounters; the meeting between different styles and artists across the compilation, but also about the shifting temporalities within songs. Working conceptually throughout this series of compilations, the quest for the political can also be an infusion of the political within an album. Being adamant about a strong contextualisation permits a higher awareness of the message conveyed. A dance floor should be politicized to become activated.

The compilation consists of 9 tracks ranging from Koray Kantarcioglu’s caretaker-esque reworks of 60s and 70s Turkish music, via Inne Eysermans’ penetrating drones to Different Fountains’ fast-paced experimental techno. What’s most important to us, is that the listener feels the energy and helps resist their own commodification. Abstract music can carry an empowerment. Fuck your spotify end of year list.

All proceedings of this compilation will be donated to BXLRefugees. In times of rising fascism, it’s both beautiful and saddening to see civilians feel the need to rise up and deliver the care their government is supposed to provide.

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released February 22, 2020

Artwork by Lukas Claessens
Mastering by Frederic Alstadt

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