Fragments, by Caminauta

Fragments

by Caminauta

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James A. McDermid This is deeply, deeply moving.. Favorite track: Singular.

PeteralexJohnston Rich deep dark and light. Always haunting and beautiful this album is a great progression from Caminauta's earlier work and evokes a new and different emotion set with her now signature sound. Production as always is excellent. Many many thanks. Favorite track: Happy (In Memory of Alex Wildey).

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1.	Despedida 04:42	buy track
2.	Escape 02:29	buy track
3.	The Life Is Running 04:07	buy track
4.	Happy (In Memory of Alex Wildey) 01:54	buy track
5.	Fragments 06:24	buy track
6.	Almost Home 08:30	buy track
7.	Singular 04:00	buy track
8.	Distance 05:21	buy track
9.	Ausencia 02:20	buy track
10.	The Lost Time 02:04	buy track

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Caminauta is an artist originally from the small town of Treinta y Tres, Uruguay, currently based in Sweden. Her only previous release to date was a cassette EP named 'Extinct' released in September 2017 by Ukrainian label Delta Shock. We're pleased to be able to present her debut album 'Fragments'.

She has been performing music since she was 14 years old, starting with guitar before progressing to bass and synthesizers.
Her current sound continues to explore synths, with both software and performance based work being the backbone of the Caminauta sound. She has a live set up too and last year she was able to participate as part of the Flo Festival in Porto Alegre, Brazil.

'Fragments' is a record centered around melancholia, loneliness but also nature and stylistically it adopts her signature sound but with plenty of variation within these generous 10 tracks. The opening moments use arpeggios where as other pieces are more drone and soundtrack based. Some pieces have the lightest hint of 'electronica', as subtle beats provide a feint pulse and you can even hear poetry, in a tribute to the memory of her friend Alec Wildey.

This album was recorded during a process of personal growth, as she wanted to express those emotions. The recordings are intended to speak of her perception of how she sees the world in general and her process of internal search. The tracks themselves and the details within each of these are fragments, to represent moments in her life and this is where the album adopts a melancholic approach as well as a sense of wonder to the world around us.

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released October 27, 2018

Written and Produced by Cami Gadea
Mastered by Raul Tizze
Artwork by Carlos Ramirez

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