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Track List
01) Digital Rain
02) Black Pyramid
03) The City of Roses
04) Double Exposure
05) The Runner
06) Air Museum
07) Monsoon
08) Magma
09) What If?
10) The Windscreen
11) Mirror Image
12) Liquid Lucite
13) Aerosol
14) Ship of Theseus
15) La Ville de Neige
16) Seven Corners
17) Cellophane
18) Pulsations
19) Houston
01) Digital Rain
02) Black Pyramid
03) The City of Roses
04) Double Exposure
05) The Runner
06) Air Museum
07) Monsoon
08) Magma
09) What If?
10) The Windscreen
11) Mirror Image
12) Liquid Lucite
13) Aerosol
14) Ship of Theseus
15) La Ville de Neige
16) Seven Corners
17) Cellophane
18) Pulsations
19) Houston
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0:42
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First Released
2018
Electronic
Dreamy
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Hot on the heels of the critically acclaimed 2017 LP Windswept – which soundtracked David Lynch’s Twin Peaks, Digital Rain is Johnny Jewel’s 5th solo album. The 19 movements of Digital Rain are three dimensional beds of analog warmth encompassed in raw electronic moisture. The result is an expansive pallet of soft color amid canyons of jagged oscillations. According to Jewel, “Digital Rain is a mirror image of itself designed to play as a singular liquid movement.”
“After living a few years in a desert climate, I realized I was nostalgic for the constant presence of precipitation from every city I once called home. The sound of hail ricocheting off my roof in Houston…The floods crashing in from the Gulf of Mexico that would destroy my mother’s house three times…The constant kiss of drizzle on the streets of Portland, and the morning rain against the windshield of Trimet city bus number 15 that I would ride home after recording all night…The snow buried row houses of Montreal where my daughter was born, and the rhythmic feel of ice cracking under my boots for six months straight.”
“The desert is constant, and I love this repetitious ritual of Los Angeles so much. As moisture and humid weather seem more and more like a dream I once had or a fading memory of the places I fell in love with…I wanted to make a record without drums, without lyrics, vague in form. Each track morphing and eclipsing the next like the ever-changing movement of clouds obscuring the moon.”
- From Italiansdoitbetter
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Hot on the heels of the critically acclaimed 2017 LP Windswept – which soundtracked David Lynch’s Twin Peaks, Digital Rain is Johnny Jewel’s 5th solo album. The 19 movements of Digital Rain are three dimensional beds of analog warmth encompassed in raw electronic moisture. The result is an expansive pallet of soft color amid canyons of jagged oscillations. According to Jewel, “Digital Rain is a mirror image of itself designed to play as a singular liquid movement.”
“After living a few years in a desert climate, I realized I was nostalgic for the constant presence of precipitation from every city I once called home. The sound of hail ricocheting off my roof in Houston…The floods crashing in from the Gulf of Mexico that would destroy my mother’s house three times…The constant kiss of drizzle on the streets of Portland, and the morning rain against the windshield of Trimet city bus number 15 that I would ride home after recording all night…The snow buried row houses of Montreal where my daughter was born, and the rhythmic feel of ice cracking under my boots for six months straight.”
“The desert is constant, and I love this repetitious ritual of Los Angeles so much. As moisture and humid weather seem more and more like a dream I once had or a fading memory of the places I fell in love with…I wanted to make a record without drums, without lyrics, vague in form. Each track morphing and eclipsing the next like the ever-changing movement of clouds obscuring the moon.”
- From Italiansdoitbetter
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