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about the record

Joana Gama and Luís Fernandes have been collaborating since 2014 and they show no signs of slowing down. Over the years, the duo has released multiple albums, composed soundtracks for film and television, and created pieces for performing arts. With Strata, they embark on a bold exploration of their musical identity, breaking new ground by seeking the primordial, the raw, and forging a deeper creative synergy.

Their music has often been defined by dialogue—a dynamic exchange of ideas evident in earlier records. In their drive to push boundaries, they turn inward on Strata, embracing a monologue as a pathway for growth, innovation, and a deeper celebration of their journey.

Two key elements shape this transition: Joana’s growing affinity for synthesizers over piano, a direction initiated in There’s No Knowing, and her integration of field recordings gathered from diverse locations around the world. Rather than stepping into each other’s domain, the duo finds common ground, creating music that thrives on harmony and introspection.

Leaning towards a quieter register, Strata reflects Joana and Luís’s desire to craft music that resonates with the natural world, unfolding as a seamless stream that deepens their connection and invites the listener into their creative process.

  1. 1 - Graben 08:03
  2. 2 - Wentworth 05:52
  3. 3 - Debris 05:21
  4. 4 - Guyot 06:23
  5. 5 - Inselberg 06:14
  6. 6 - Geode

29,00

in stock

  1. 1 - Graben 08:03
  2. 2 - Wentworth 05:52
  3. 3 - Debris 05:21
  4. 4 - Guyot 06:23
  5. 5 - Inselberg 06:14
  6. 6 - Geode

about the record

Joana Gama and Luís Fernandes have been collaborating since 2014 and they show no signs of slowing down. Over the years, the duo has released multiple albums, composed soundtracks for film and television, and created pieces for performing arts. With Strata, they embark on a bold exploration of their musical identity, breaking new ground by seeking the primordial, the raw, and forging a deeper creative synergy.

Their music has often been defined by dialogue—a dynamic exchange of ideas evident in earlier records. In their drive to push boundaries, they turn inward on Strata, embracing a monologue as a pathway for growth, innovation, and a deeper celebration of their journey.

Two key elements shape this transition: Joana’s growing affinity for synthesizers over piano, a direction initiated in There’s No Knowing, and her integration of field recordings gathered from diverse locations around the world. Rather than stepping into each other’s domain, the duo finds common ground, creating music that thrives on harmony and introspection.

Leaning towards a quieter register, Strata reflects Joana and Luís’s desire to craft music that resonates with the natural world, unfolding as a seamless stream that deepens their connection and invites the listener into their creative process.

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