I Can Feel My Dreams: Vinyl LP
"Detailed enough to transcend the New Age tag, it’s a genuine contender for album of the year, reminiscent of Floating Points’ collaboration with Pharoah Sanders and the Fourth World explorations of Jon Hassell’’ - The Guardian - Contemporary Albums Of The Month
‘’Torre takes us on a journey as strange , wondrous, revealing and beautiful as any Attenborough documentary. Ambient music for the head and heart.’’ - 4/5 - Songlines
‘’You’ll seldom again feel as close to beauty’s universal truth after you’ve engaged with the lushness of Damian Dalla Torre’s second album’’ - Electronic Sound
After his debut album 'Happy Floating' in 2022, Leipzig-based producer Damian Dalla Torre returns to Squama with 'I Can Feel My Dreams’. Developed during a residency in Santiago, Chile, it incorporates electronic, jazz and ambient influences utilizing Andean quena flutes, synthesizers and field recordings and again centering on collaborations with fellow artists like Ruth Goller, Miriam Adefris and Christian Balvig.
A wistful haze runs throughout the album, coming out at the end, there’s both light and darkness and no need to choose.
Tracklist:
A1) Ago
A2 ) Solo
A3) Santi
A4) Battery
B1) I Can Feel My Dreams
B2) Soup
B3) Acryl
B4) Domenica
B5) Memo
"Detailed enough to transcend the New Age tag, it’s a genuine contender for album of the year, reminiscent of Floating Points’ collaboration with Pharoah Sanders and the Fourth World explorations of Jon Hassell’’ - The Guardian - Contemporary Albums Of The Month
‘’Torre takes us on a journey as strange , wondrous, revealing and beautiful as any Attenborough documentary. Ambient music for the head and heart.’’ - 4/5 - Songlines
‘’You’ll seldom again feel as close to beauty’s universal truth after you’ve engaged with the lushness of Damian Dalla Torre’s second album’’ - Electronic Sound
After his debut album 'Happy Floating' in 2022, Leipzig-based producer Damian Dalla Torre returns to Squama with 'I Can Feel My Dreams’. Developed during a residency in Santiago, Chile, it incorporates electronic, jazz and ambient influences utilizing Andean quena flutes, synthesizers and field recordings and again centering on collaborations with fellow artists like Ruth Goller, Miriam Adefris and Christian Balvig.
A wistful haze runs throughout the album, coming out at the end, there’s both light and darkness and no need to choose.
Tracklist:
A1) Ago
A2 ) Solo
A3) Santi
A4) Battery
B1) I Can Feel My Dreams
B2) Soup
B3) Acryl
B4) Domenica
B5) Memo
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"Detailed enough to transcend the New Age tag, it’s a genuine contender for album of the year, reminiscent of Floating Points’ collaboration with Pharoah Sanders and the Fourth World explorations of Jon Hassell’’ - The Guardian - Contemporary Albums Of The Month
‘’Torre takes us on a journey as strange , wondrous, revealing and beautiful as any Attenborough documentary. Ambient music for the head and heart.’’ - 4/5 - Songlines
‘’You’ll seldom again feel as close to beauty’s universal truth after you’ve engaged with the lushness of Damian Dalla Torre’s second album’’ - Electronic Sound
After his debut album 'Happy Floating' in 2022, Leipzig-based producer Damian Dalla Torre returns to Squama with 'I Can Feel My Dreams’. Developed during a residency in Santiago, Chile, it incorporates electronic, jazz and ambient influences utilizing Andean quena flutes, synthesizers and field recordings and again centering on collaborations with fellow artists like Ruth Goller, Miriam Adefris and Christian Balvig.
A wistful haze runs throughout the album, coming out at the end, there’s both light and darkness and no need to choose.
Tracklist:
A1) Ago
A2 ) Solo
A3) Santi
A4) Battery
B1) I Can Feel My Dreams
B2) Soup
B3) Acryl
B4) Domenica
B5) Memo
