Origens Da Luz, by Priscilla Ermel

Origens Da Luz

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1.	Luar 03:20	buy track
2.	Martim Pescador 05:37	buy track
3.	Campo De Sonhos 06:31	buy track
4.	Origens Da Luz 02:37	buy track
5.	Meditaçâo 03:23	buy track
6.	Americua 04:04	buy track
7.	Cine Mato Gráfico 03:39	buy track
8.	Cristal De Fogo 08:39	buy track
9.	Sete Quedas 02:19	buy track
10.	Corpo Do Vento 15:52	buy track
11.	Meia Noite 04:04	buy track
12.	Sonho De Caçador 02:06	buy track
13.	Folia Do Divino 07:09	buy track
14.	Floresta 05:19	buy track
15.	Mensageiro 06:15	buy track

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Music From Memory is delighted to announce a retrospective of an artist long-loved by the label, Brazilian composer and multi-instrumentalist Priscilla Ermel. Origens Da Luz brings together a selection of recordings drawn from a body of work that was originally recorded between 1986 and 1994.

Priscilla was raised in a musical family in São Paulo and learned the cello and guitar at an early age. She then embarked on a deeply personal musical journey that would travel from origins rooted in Tom Jobim and Chico Buarque to recording the music of the natural world and the communities around her. A film-maker and anthropologist by training, Priscilla is a lifelong student of a universal music. Disillusioned with contemporary European classical music, she spent long periods living with indigenous populations in Brazil, collecting instruments that she would later combine with synthesizers and field recordings. After studying with the renowned Taoist master Liu Pai Lin, she integrated the slow-moving pace of Tai Chi into a music that connects intimately with a multiplicity of cultures at the same time that it unmistakably reflects her Brazilian soul.

Combining sounds drawn from the history of Brazil with her own explorations of analogue sound technology, Priscilla’s music opens up a mystical space, where ancient and modern evolves into a new language. Compiled by John Gómez and released on 2xLP, Origens Da Luz offers a panoramic view of this artist’s unique and mesmerizing sound world.

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released February 17, 2020

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