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FUNKY COUP:
Korean Soul, Funk
& Rare Groove Nuggets 1973-1980 vol. 1
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DAL:UM, Similar & Different
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sortie le 25 juin 2021 chez Tak:til et Glitterbeat Records
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ENGLISH / FRANÇAIS
Pleasure, tradition, Asia and old stuff. Released on April 9th, Funky Coup : Korean Soul, Funk & Rare Groove Nuggets 1973-1980 Vol. 1 compilation revives the sex-appeal of 25 made in Korea nuggets. Beatball, an independent label, is in the kitchen with DJ Soulscape to cook one of the craziest mix. As a smooth operator. From 1973 to 1980, the land of the Morning Calm, we restyled the trot, a 100% Korean genre. Simple recipe : quaking voice, mostly a feminine one, precise and surprising rythmes. Thus, here is something like a musical energy drink. Listening to Funky Coup, it’s like driving a time machine, changing atmosphere and being transported on the other end of the world. Cruise ship, long drink, blue sky and funky seagulls. Traditional notes, powerful voices, beyond understanding but brilliantly harmonious language in a familiar register. It is even one of the delights of the compilation. Stop once. Beauty Girls’ Milyang Arirang sounds very similar to a comforting song for some military demonstration. No surprise if you consider the political background of the game. Stop twice. Crying Girl, a bewitching flute with random onomatopeia by Lee Jang-hee. Efficient and crispy. Last stop, soft voices of Kim Trio. The kind that makes you want to say here. Dropping anchor, sunbathing and never returning back.
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ENGLISH / FRANÇAIS
Pleasure, tradition, Asia and old stuff. Released on April 9th, Funky Coup : Korean Soul, Funk & Rare Groove Nuggets 1973-1980 Vol. 1 compilation revives the sex-appeal of 25 made in Korea nuggets. Beatball, an independent label, is in the kitchen with DJ Soulscape to cook one of the craziest mix. As a smooth operator. From 1973 to 1980, the land of the Morning Calm, we restyled the trot, a 100% Korean genre. Simple recipe : quaking voice, mostly a feminine one, precise and surprising rythmes. Thus, here is something like a musical energy drink. Listening to Funky Coup, it’s like driving a time machine, changing atmosphere and being transported on the other end of the world. Cruise ship, long drink, blue sky and funky seagulls. Traditional notes, powerful voices, beyond understanding but brilliantly harmonious language in a familiar register. It is even one of the delights of the compilation. Stop once. Beauty Girls’ Milyang Arirang sounds very similar to a comforting song for some military demonstration. No surprise if you consider the political background of the game. Stop twice. Crying Girl, a bewitching flute with random onomatopeia by Lee Jang-hee. Efficient and crispy. Last stop, soft voices of Kim Trio. The kind that makes you want to say here. Dropping anchor, sunbathing and never returning back.
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ENGLISH
Let’s go to Korea. South Korea, indeed. K-pop ? Haha nope but for a supreme meeting. Beautiful and friendly fight between the geomungo and the gayageum, instruments played in the spheres of f the VI and VII centuries the Korean Court. The geomungo has 12 silk strings and the gayageum has 6. The tradition letting them dialogue with each other. Could you guess which is which? Anyway. The duo Dal:um extends the debates with the desire of flirting with the limits. Tradition, contemporary invention. This dialogue is tied, shaken like a strawberry milk on a stormy night. And it gives Similar & Different. A game of 7 errors reniewed by Hwang Hyeyoung and Ha Suyean, two fine blades of the Seoul Metropolitan Youth Traditional Music Ensemble. Dal:um provokes its landscapes. Experimental and dancing on the void and hypnosis. Dasreum announces the color of this disc. It is abrupt, dangerous and powerful. Of what to make vibrate. Not only the strings but the eardrums with. Later, The Collapsing Time, it is the essence of the beauty. It begins softly and then the melody flies away with frenzy. It escapes to change rhythm, it runs, it rushes to finally fly away. TAL brings us back on its 5 minutes of roller coaster. Soft then pressing. Pressing then soft. Impossible to guess when will be the rise and when will be the fall. It’s addictive as hell, it’s coming out on June 25th and it’s powerful as fuck.
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Direction la Corée. on aime plutôt ça, ici. Corée du Sud, of course. K-pop ? Haha nope mais pour un battle supreme. Combat magnifique et amical entre le geomungo et le gayageum, instruments joués dans les hautes sphères de la Cour coréenne des VI et VIIème siècles. 12 cordes en soie pour l’un et 6 pour l’autre. La tradition les laissant dialoguer à l’envi, reste à deviner lequel est lequel. Anyway. Le duo Dal:um prolonge les débats avec l’envie de flirter avec les limites. Tradition, invention contemporaine, le dialogue est noué, shaké comme un lait fraise un soir d’orage. Et ça donne Similar & Different. Un jeu des 7 erreurs revu par Hwang Hyeyoung et Ha Suyean, deux fines lames du Seoul Metropolitan Youth Traditional Music Ensemble. Dal:um provoque ses paysages. Persos, expés, dansants sur le vide et l’hypnose. Dasreum annonce la couleur du disque. C’est abrupt, dangereux et puissant. De quoi faire vibrer. Pas seulement les cordes mais les tympans avec. Plus tard, The Collapsing Time, c’est l’essence de la beauté. Au début, c’est doux puis la mélodie s’envole avec frénésie. Elle échappe pour changer de rythme, elle court, elle se précipite pour enfin s’envoler. TAL nous ramène sur ses 5 minutes de montagnes russes. Doux puis pressant. Pressant puis doux. Impossible de deviner quand sera la montée et quand sera la descente. C’est addictif à souhait, ça sort le 25 juin et c’est powerful as fuck.
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Dal:um : bandcamp
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