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Tet 41 - JakoJako [VINYL]
'Tet 41' is the latest record by modular synthesist and Berghain resident JakoJako (Sibel Koçer), marking her album debut for Mute. Recorded during a trip to Vietnam and bookended by field recordings from Tet Lunar New Year celebrations, the album is illuminated by references to Koçer's heritage. The melodic palette breaks away from traditional Western scales, drawing instead from the tonal intricacies of the Vietnamese language, inspired by overheard conversations. The album and track titles further honour the vibrant Tet festivities, shrines, and landmarks she encountered during her travels.
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$16.86Tet 41 - JakoJako [VINYL]
'Tet 41' is the latest record by modular synthesist and Berghain resident JakoJako (Sibel Koçer), marking her album debut for Mute. Recorded during a trip to Vietnam and bookended by field recordings from Tet Lunar New Year celebrations, the album is illuminated by references to Koçer's heritage. The melodic palette breaks away from traditional Western scales, drawing instead from the tonal intricacies of the Vietnamese language, inspired by overheard conversations. The album and track titles further honour the vibrant Tet festivities, shrines, and landmarks she encountered during her travels.
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'Tet 41' is the latest record by modular synthesist and Berghain resident JakoJako (Sibel Koçer), marking her album debut for Mute. Recorded during a trip to Vietnam and bookended by field recordings from Tet Lunar New Year celebrations, the album is illuminated by references to Koçer's heritage. The melodic palette breaks away from traditional Western scales, drawing instead from the tonal intricacies of the Vietnamese language, inspired by overheard conversations. The album and track titles further honour the vibrant Tet festivities, shrines, and landmarks she encountered during her travels.
