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Nimeni Tuulikki kantaa vahvaa viittausta tuuleen. Onkin ytimiä myöten erityistä, että on saanut kulkea tuulen saattelemana perämerellä viimeiset pari viikkoa ja oppia muun muassa sen, että tuuli puhaltaa totisesti siellä missä se tahtoo. Upea matka josta hyvä jatkaa kuppi täynnä.

Taustalla myös soolon pätkääni Yellow Bellyn @yllwbllymusic define kappaleesta joka sopii hyvin tähän kohtaan.

Videolla henkeäsalpaavan upean Sandskärin tuulia.

My name, Tuulikki, carries a strong connection to the wind. It feels deeply special to have journeyed across the Bothnian Bay over the past couple of weeks accompanied by the wind—and to have learned atleast once again that the wind truly blows where it pleases.

A magnificent journey that leaves me feeling fulfilled and ready for what’s next.

In the background, you can hear a snippet of my solo from the song "Define" by Yellow Belly—a track that fits this moment perfectly.

The video captures the winds of the breathtakingly beautiful Sandskär.

#tuuli #tuulentyttö #wind #windelement

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It took three years to create Oceanine 🤍🐚🪞

Every album begins with a vision, and then the research starts. I love taking notes, reading books and papers, working with colour, printing images, collecting references, and studying them closely. Touching, observing, and connecting ideas is an essential part of my creative process.

These images are from my notebooks, the places where I dream big, collect visions, ideas, keywords, intuitions, and fragments of inspiration. I create a notebook for every album I work on, and over time they become a map of the creative journey behind the music.

One day, it would be beautiful to turn these notebooks into a book. Some pages are deeply personal and will probably remain private, I believe some things are meant to stay a secret. But sharing parts of them feels important, because they offer a glimpse into the artistic process behind creating an album and the world that slowly takes shape before the music exists.

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⚠️ Warning: This show may contain your next obsession! 📻

⏰ Thu & Sat, 8pm 🎧 #BBCIntroducing on @BBCHW / @BBCHerefordandWorcester 🔥 @DJAndrewMarston introduces the best new music from our area, including #Hereford's @yllwbllymusic 🌟

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Oceanine vinyl copies for Bandcamp orders in the EU + UK have arrived, and they look beautiful.
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I designed this vinyl as a kind of talisman: something imbued with magic, the sea, and siren energy. I can’t wait to send these out to you over the next few days.

I’ll be personally shipping all EU + UK Bandcamp orders, starting with the pre-orders. Thank you so much for your support, trust, and love for this release 🤍

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Ci sono album che sembrano nati per attraversare le stesse acque del nostro podcast.

"Oceanine", nuovo lavoro di Jolanda Moletta, è uno di questi: un disco costruito attorno alle voci femminili, al mito, al mare 🌊 e all’idea della sirena 🧜‍♀️ come figura antica e simbolica.

Artista multimediale, Jolanda Moletta trasforma la voce in elemento sonoro: stratificazioni vocali, respiri, armonie e richiami ancestrali si intrecciano in brani che sembrano emergere direttamente dagli abissi del Mediterraneo.

La particolarità di "Oceanine" sta proprio qui : tutto ciò che si ascolta nasce dalla voce umana.

"Mi affascina la potenza della voce privata delle parole, perché permette al suono di trascendere il linguaggio e comunicare in modo più istintivo e universale”, ha raccontato Jolanda in un’intervista.

Ed è proprio da questa visione che prende forma "Oceanine": un' intreccio di presenze femminili che scorrono insieme come correnti marine.

Ogni artista coinvolta ha donato un frammento vocale ispirato all’immaginario delle sirene 🧜‍♀️ e delle ninfe acquatiche.
A Jolanda non interessava però qualcosa di semplicemente etereo o “bello”, ma materiale vocale capace di attraversare emozioni diverse, anche più oscure e viscerali, da fondere con la sua voce, stratificata e manipolata, fino a farla diventare un oceano che accoglie tutte le altre.

Le Sirene🧜‍♀️contemporanee ospiti in "Oceanine" sono : Karen Vogt, Laryssa Kim, Vargkvint, Mt Fog, Elska, Singer Mali, Nightbird, Yellow Belly, Nadine Khouri, Astrid Williamson e Camilla Battaglia.

(Ed è un piacere ritrovare Yellow Belly : voce che avevamo già incontrato in uno dei nostri episodi sonori).

Come detto, nel cuore simbolico del disco c’è anche la figura della🧜‍♀️sirena: non quella stereotipata della seduzione, ma una presenza mitologica che custodisce conoscenza e attraversa le soglie tra vita e morte, umano e natura.

"Oceanine" è un disco che affida alla voce femminile il compito di custodire memoria, mito ed emozione lasciando al termine dell'ascolto echi lontani che continuano a risuonare 🐚.

#sireneilpodcast #jolandamoletta
#oceanine #femalevoices #ambientvoice

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Oceanine arrives with this week’s Full Moon on May 1st 🌕🐚🪞
Three years in the making… and now it’s finally almost yours. I can’t wait to share it with you.

Listening party on Bandcamp on May 1st - 9PM CET 🔮✨

Photo @giorgioviolino

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'Their Voices Rise Above the Waves' has been out since the new moon 🌑 and I’m so grateful for all the kind words and feedback it has received. This is the third and final single before the album arrives on the May 1st full moon 🌕 I can’t wait to share more about all the incredible artists who contributed to this project 🐚🪞

Photo @giorgioviolino

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Happy full moon 🌕

Thank you to everyone who has pre-ordered Oceanine. It truly means everything. Pre-orders make a real difference for independent artists, and I’m so grateful for your support.

This vinyl + booklet is something I poured my whole heart into, with every detail designed and created with love. It’s a super limited edition of 100 via @beacon_sound on Bandcamp.

Oceanine is out May 1st (next full moon 🌕) and features 11 incredible female vocalists from around the world. I’m tagging them so you can discover their magic.

Support diverse voices in music. It’s fundamental if we want a more open, representative, and alive creative world.

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SLUSH FOTOS

Diolch enfawr i Ani Glass am noson wych dydd Gwener diwethaf! Diolch also to Osgled and Yellow Belly for their excellent support.

📸 @daixiavu22

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Nel terzo episodio di Sirene, il podcast, potete ascoltare il bellissimo brano "Stopping Time To Take A Frame" di @yllwbllymusic , insieme ad altre incantevoli voci femminili.

SIRENE è un podcast musicale ideato da Luca, condotto da Giulia e prodotto da entrambi.

In questo spazio, il matriarcato non è solo un concetto, ma una regola sonora. Qui celebriamo le voci femminili che incantano, stregano e resistono, dando vita a un viaggio musicale unico e coinvolgente.

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In the third episode of Sirene, the podcast, you can listen to the beautiful track 'Stopping Time To Take A Frame' by @yllwbllymusic , along with other stunning female voices.

SIRENE is a music podcast created by Luca, hosted by Giulia, and produced by both of them.

In this space, matriarchy is not just a concept, but a sonic rule. Here, we celebrate the female voices that enchant, captivate, and resist, creating a unique and engaging musical journey.

#sireneilpodcast #vocifemminili #femalevoice #mixcloud #podcastMusicale #yellowbelly
#Matriarcato. #donneinmusica
#musicaindie #talentifemminili
#matriarchy #womeninmusic
#enchantingvoice #indiemusic
#soundjourney #femaletalent

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ANI GLASS // CWRW

Don’t miss Ani Glass at CWRW this Friday, with support from Osgled and Yellow Belly!

Tickets are available from DICE - link in bio.

“Music for the end of the world, and the start of a new one” (Pitchfork)

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Ani Glass released her new album ‘Phantasmagoria’ this month. What a journey to this moment. Fittingly, Ani’s debut LP ‘Mirores’ (“observer”) was based around movement and progress. It was her first foray into the self-taught art of recording and production. Ani Glass has not stopped progressing or moving, since.

Inspired by working with Martin Rushent as a member of indiepop group, The Pipettes, a strong pop sensibility was cemented as a member of the band, Genie Queen (managed by OMD’s Andy McCluskey. Additional inspirations included 1980s artists and producers Giorgio Moroder, Vangelis, Jean-Michel Jarre and Arthur Russell (who inspired her to learn the cello).

At the start of 2020, just before the release of ‘Mirores’, Ani was diagnosed with a rare benign brain tumour. The diagnosis marked the beginning of the personal journey that has shaped ‘Phantasmagoria’. That final shape is a lush, introspective concept album that delves deeply into her experience of navigating life since then.

Phantasmagoria unites the languages and mediums at Ani’s disposal to express a poignant time in her life, with lyrics in Cymraeg (Welsh), Kernewek (Cornish) and English, as well as some British Sign Language woven into her live performance.

Futuristic, fascinating pop. Ethereal vocals, lush instrumentation and swirling synth pulses echo early Goldfrapp or Enya but this is all Ani Glass, Phantasmagoria is intricate, ethereal, expansive - and newly revealing with every listen.

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