Singer: Alan Morse Davies
Title: It is Glorious to Make Electricity for Socialism
Label: At Sea Records ‎– AS39
Type: 5 x File, FLAC
Country: Hong Kong
Date of released: 02 Mar 2010
Category: Electronic
Style: Abstract, Experimental
Size MP3 zip: 1903 mb
Size FLAC zip: 1856 mb
Rating: 4.9✭
Format: MP3 MP2 MIDI RA AUD TTA AAC AC3 FLAC

Tracklist

1	–Alan Morse Davies	Venice and the Two-Stroke Outboard Engine	14:21
2	–Alan Morse Davies	Pygmy Polyphonics (Protracted)	10:13
3	–Alan Morse Davies	The Lowlands and the Dutch Conquest of Batavia	4:29
4	–Alan Morse Davies	The Sontaran Experiment in the Style of Jóhann Jóhannsson	4:50
5	–Alan Morse Davies	Really Gloomy Sunday	12:58

Notes

Here's a collection of the best bits of my musical blog in 2009. Tracks 1, 3 and 4 are composed to some degree (although 3 is just mixing and processing three different sources), 2 and 5 are merely processed.

1 is based on a boat trip that I took from Venice to its airport, bongos replacing outboard motors.
2 is a slowed down field recording of pygmies.
3 is 2 different recordings of the same British folk song with the added spice of some backwards Indonesian folk song.
4 is a homage to an Icelandic composer, but using the storyline of a 1970s Dr. Who serial.
5 is the infamous suicide song written by Hungarian composer Rezső Seress, performed by Paul Whiteman and Johnny Hauser in 1936, I just slowed it down for added gloom.