This morning we took a look at how the Field constructs his techno-trance gems and mentioned he’d been remixed by Walls, a duo featuring Same Willis of Allez Allez and Alessio Natalizia of Banjo or Freakout. Process is key to Alessio’s work as well, a bedroom artist who creates intimately shoegazing dream pop by sampling his CD collection and topping the tracks with sweetly rendered vocals. “Left It Alone” is the pretty, meditative A-side to a 7″ out now on Half Machine records, and in this Alexander Brown-directed video you see the world through Banjo’s eyes, focusing (and un-focusing) on commonplace views — subway rides, car rides, bodies of water, raindrops on the bedroom window, soaping down stovetops. The kitchen sink, both figuratively and otherwise. “I’ve been here before”‘s the operative phrase, chances are you have been, too.
The “Left It Alone” 7″ b/w “Breathe Out” is out on transparent vinyl and digitally via Half Machine. Here’s the b-side:
The label’s also offering a free download of Becoming Real’s “Left It Alone” remix, since you like free things. Hear more at MySpace.
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awesome!
great music, glad you guys posted this, another band to feed my music addiction
Banjo, your music is lovely, and I adore it. Please put out a cd! Not everyone can afford a nice record player!
‘left it alone’ is my favorite new song. thanks for posting this
sounds like atlas sound but better… who’s this guy?? i like it!