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Modern Obscure released Black Toms EP on Thu Sep 10 2015. The 4 track Techno release features Pedro Vian. Modern Obscure has released vinyl by Pedro Vian, Defled, Studio 3, Sau Poler, Black Meteoric Star, Okkre, The Sun God, Sam Haar, Ginno Russo, Univers, Olaf Blanch, Yoshihiro Sawasaki, Albino Sound, Bep Kororoti, and Our Souls Are In The Hands Of The Translator. People who like Black Toms EP also listen to White Visitation, Sunny Graves, VOIRON, Fort Romeau, Gonno, Lawrence Le Doux, Dave Harrington, Capibara, Takami Nakamoto, and Road To Shaanxi.

Spanish producer Pedro Vian is dreaming of the sea on “Ibillorca”, his third studio album. Vian, whose Modern Obscure Music label is at the heart of the Barcelona electronic scene, moved to Amsterdam in 2018. While the Dutch capital has embraced this inventive producer and DJ, Vian says the new album is inspired by a feelings of absence and longing for his Mediterranean home. “On this album I explore my feelings of missing the light,” he says. “Ibillorca is a journey to a utopian island, a journey to a new state of mind.” You can hear this displaced utopia on songs like “Can Mortera”, a dreamy reflection on house music, recorded in Ibiza in summer 2019, that brings to mind Larry Heard at his most meditative; or “Medusa” (featuring artist Rosalie Wammes), which sounds like Tangerine Dream drifting over the sea. The Quietus called Pedro Vian’s debut album “Beautiful Things You Left Us For Memories” “the soundtrack to walking around the city at night”, while his eponymous second album was both deeply personal and more suited for the dance floor. “Ibillorca” is his Mediterranean album. “I love the Mediterranean sea,” Vian explains. “I come from there and I miss the light, the sun and the smell of the sea... releases April 30, 2020

Pedro Vian - Black Toms EP

Modern Obscure

Format: Vinyl

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