The Text and The Form

32,00

in stock

why we love this

Intoxicatingly romantic, and romantically intoxicating. This record entices with whispers and fragments of lo-fi messages enclosed in fragranced envelopes. Federico exercises great brevity, which here begets intimacy.

about the record

Federico Madeddu Giuntoli is an Italian multidisciplinary artist. Mostly self-taught, his art is based on groundedness and simplicity, focused on the complexity of the human journey in a non-aggressive, warm, and unfiltered way.

His works, ranging from contemporary art, music, writing, and photography, are usually delicate and subtle, yet unequivocally tuned into a certain kind of pop communication, however essential and experimental it may be.

The Text and the Form is his first solo album, featuring German e-poetess Antye Greie, aka AGF, and Japanese artist Moskitoo. It is a collection of 11 minimal and intimate short songs where piano fragments, lonely guitar solos, spoken words, and evocative vocals resonate with processed microsounds and lo-fi field recordings, creating a concise and deeply moving journey into romance and a sense of mystery.

In the artist’s words, “The album shaped itself according to a loose process of refinement and layering. A long, undisturbed assembling across more than a decade, often against my own will to reach a definitive form. If any relevance in this work can be found, I would say it resides in its capability to deliver a rare sense of vulnerability, longing, and aliveness together—an aroma of improvisation and instability mixed with an inexplicable impression of perfection.”

  1. 1 - Lolita 2:48
  2. 2 - Text and the Form (feat. Moskitoo) 2:39
  3. 3 - #8 2:12
  4. 4 - You Are (feat. AGF) 2:42
  5. 5 - Flow 1:43
  6. 6 - Inverse 1:20
  7. 7 - Our Bcn Nights 2:20
  8. 8 - Unconditional 2:19
  9. 9 - H Theatre 1:21
  10. 10 - Unconditional (reprise) 1:20
  11. 11 - Grand Hall of Encounters 3:30
The Text and The Form

32,00

in stock

  1. 1 - Lolita 2:48
  2. 2 - Text and the Form (feat. Moskitoo) 2:39
  3. 3 - #8 2:12
  4. 4 - You Are (feat. AGF) 2:42
  5. 5 - Flow 1:43
  6. 6 - Inverse 1:20
  7. 7 - Our Bcn Nights 2:20
  8. 8 - Unconditional 2:19
  9. 9 - H Theatre 1:21
  10. 10 - Unconditional (reprise) 1:20
  11. 11 - Grand Hall of Encounters 3:30

why we love this

Intoxicatingly romantic, and romantically intoxicating. This record entices with whispers and fragments of lo-fi messages enclosed in fragranced envelopes. Federico exercises great brevity, which here begets intimacy.

about the record

Federico Madeddu Giuntoli is an Italian multidisciplinary artist. Mostly self-taught, his art is based on groundedness and simplicity, focused on the complexity of the human journey in a non-aggressive, warm, and unfiltered way.

His works, ranging from contemporary art, music, writing, and photography, are usually delicate and subtle, yet unequivocally tuned into a certain kind of pop communication, however essential and experimental it may be.

The Text and the Form is his first solo album, featuring German e-poetess Antye Greie, aka AGF, and Japanese artist Moskitoo. It is a collection of 11 minimal and intimate short songs where piano fragments, lonely guitar solos, spoken words, and evocative vocals resonate with processed microsounds and lo-fi field recordings, creating a concise and deeply moving journey into romance and a sense of mystery.

In the artist’s words, “The album shaped itself according to a loose process of refinement and layering. A long, undisturbed assembling across more than a decade, often against my own will to reach a definitive form. If any relevance in this work can be found, I would say it resides in its capability to deliver a rare sense of vulnerability, longing, and aliveness together—an aroma of improvisation and instability mixed with an inexplicable impression of perfection.”

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