Reto A Ichi

The Lapse Of The Exchange / Alone Moving Often

Reto A Ichi - The Lapse Of The Exchange / Alone Moving Often

The act of escaping that which is predestined. / A hustle Reto A Ichi is a sonic tabula rasa for Guillermo Herren AKA Prefuse 73. There are dentifiable elements of the artist you already know - an uncanny sense for rhythm, an ability to shape samples and frequencies like clay, an affinity for the subtle changes of repetition - yet this is first and foremost music born from the need for silence. There is no easy entrance point or index for the listener. The first album, The Lapse of Exchange, is the sound of life as heard from a small Chinatown window in downtown Manhattan, the thunder of populism on the horizon. The album opens with music that reflects the inherent tension between the life of the artist - the self-doubt, the late nights, the aspirations - and the world outside - the hustle and bustle of a city that never sleeps, the wars abroad, the politicians at home.On Alone Moving Often, the second album, we find Reto A’ichi away from the city, lost in the vastness of empty summer houses and the complications that solitude brings. Sitting in the prison of his own quiet, Reto A’ichi seeks to capture the essence of silence: the compositions are stripped back further, the instruments given prominence, and the chaos of the city replaced by the cacophony of nature.

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