Before being interested in classical and acoustic music, the producer was always more keen on electronic sounds specially those with an ambient relaxing vibe. The result is his soon-to-be-released EP where he mixes piano with electronic sounds, reminding the likes of Brian Eno and some of the early works of Sigur Rós. In “Stories We Tell Ourselves”, Analogue Dear will take back control of his favorite acoustic instrument, the piano, to make it the centerpiece of the entire EP as he explains it himself:

[su_quote]In a way, an instrument is nothing more than a tool to channel ideas through, but I would like to think that the real essence of my work can be found in the sparseness and delicacy of the piano, for this instrument that I learned music on also dictated the shape and use of my compositional voice.
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[su_youtube url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cK3ovf1cPA&feature=youtu.be”]u can follow Analogue Dear over Facebook, Soundcloud, Twitter and you can listen to the audio below.

In a mix between weird electronic sounds and accessible pop art, The Gift are delivering an intriguing piece of art. The aesthetic is polished, the sound is mysterious, the vocals are mesmerizing. The record upcoming next year should be co-produced by Brian Eno as well and mixed by Flood who worked with New Order, Nick Cave among others.

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The secret of the longevity of the band is knowing how to collaborate with forward-thinking artist such as Brian Eno, who always had his own vision about relevant music.

You can follow for now The Gift over Facebook and buy “Love Without Violins” here on .

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