Wildfire Part 1 (Blow-Up Mix)
by Cinder
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[ INTRODUCING LIVE MATERIAL SERIES ]
Hi everyone. As I have no clue about when I'll be able to perform my acid techno liveset again, I was thinking that it was the right time to share with you some of the tracks I specifically created for this liveset. Most of these tracks are reinterpretations of the tracks featured on my debut album Wildfire, but there are also some completely original tunes that I never released properly before.
To introduce this 'live material series', I had no other choice than starting with the live version of Wildfire Part 1. Firstly because it's with this track that the whole Cinder project started, but also because I used it as the intro of almost every of my livesets.
Hope you'll enjoy,
Cinder
"Wildfire Part 1 (Blow-Up Mix) is a lovely tune with a string-drenched start alongside old school US samples. It’s also a bit Eastern in the way the strings are deployed. This gives it a sense of being about and from everywhere. The beats are taken from all the way back to early techno days with that late 80s tinniness to them. But in this context it works perfectly. And then there’s the acid, snuck in as a kind of beefy bass line. Gives the track a depth it would otherwise lack. If only we could dance gain." — Acid Ted blog
Hi everyone. As I have no clue about when I'll be able to perform my acid techno liveset again, I was thinking that it was the right time to share with you some of the tracks I specifically created for this liveset. Most of these tracks are reinterpretations of the tracks featured on my debut album Wildfire, but there are also some completely original tunes that I never released properly before.
To introduce this 'live material series', I had no other choice than starting with the live version of Wildfire Part 1. Firstly because it's with this track that the whole Cinder project started, but also because I used it as the intro of almost every of my livesets.
Hope you'll enjoy,
Cinder
"Wildfire Part 1 (Blow-Up Mix) is a lovely tune with a string-drenched start alongside old school US samples. It’s also a bit Eastern in the way the strings are deployed. This gives it a sense of being about and from everywhere. The beats are taken from all the way back to early techno days with that late 80s tinniness to them. But in this context it works perfectly. And then there’s the acid, snuck in as a kind of beefy bass line. Gives the track a depth it would otherwise lack. If only we could dance gain." — Acid Ted blog
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released August 5, 2020
Written, performed, and produced by Cinder
Additional production and art direction: Vertebral
Foreground photo and collage: Alice Dirwimmer
Written, performed, and produced by Cinder
Additional production and art direction: Vertebral
Foreground photo and collage: Alice Dirwimmer
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Cinder Strasbourg, France
Electronic music producer. Live performer. DJ. Co-founder of label and party organization Ultratech Records. Co-founder of techno collective Endless. Writer for Manifesto XXI. Head of Acid Protokol.
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