If We Could Hear, by Natalie Beridze

If We Could Hear

by Natalie Beridze

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Cédrick Eymenier (dj 16:9) I know no other music that takes me so deep into the inner worlds. When listening to Natalie Beridze it's always a psyché adventure. Her music helps more than therapy. Its like a soft comfortable pillow AND Claudio Monteverdi is around. Favorite track: Who hugs terrain of comets.

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1.	Who hears it all 11:36	buy track
2.	Who hugs terrain of comets 05:57	buy track
3.	Who wakes the dawn 09:04	buy track
4.	Who whispers to hysteria 08:40	buy track
5.	Who dwells in possibility 05:26	buy track
6.	In memory of continuity 07:57	buy track
7.	And it’s countless expressions 06:28	buy track

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A Note from Thomas Brinkmann

If we could hear

Wenn wir hören könnten… dann ? Who Hears It All. Als würde das etwas ändern - Noise in thermodynamics - an average low level warmth.

Let`s go back to the pre-orthodox world, the ancient one, which gave us mythology, extreme experiences, congealed in stories.

Echo was a storyteller herself, distracting from what was going on around her, up to the point when she got punished, and from then she was only able to repeat the last words spoken to her, to her, to her…
A loop is a loop is a loop and it`s all about roses. A rose is arrows, is errors…

Echo - is a potential, endless space. We need this construction towards an actual eternity we cannot grasp.

This layer was up above the „countless expressions“. I could hear it from the very first moment to the last. Searching in transitions, lost in transitions.

The idea of a space behind the next space helps us get through, in order not to get lost in such constructions. Only for this „If We Could Hear“ has seven pieces, a beginning, and an end. It`s a poem and not a Matryoshka even, it sounds like one.

„A strange footprint on the shores of the unknown, out there extending from nowhere, turning in on itself to a place which is both an ending and a beginning.“*

*Robert Smithson

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released December 8, 2023

All tracks written and produced by Natalie Beridze.
Cover artwork: “Installation made on babysitter Laliko”, by Leah Machaidze, 4.
Most of the voices you hear are not real.
Post production by Lawrence English at Negative Space.

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Natalie Beridze Tbilisi, Georgia

Natalie Beridze is a Georgian composer and songwriter.

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