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Superpitcher Meets Repeat Orchestra
Superpitcher Meets Repeat Orchestra
Couldn't Care More - Cat No: nt014
- Release: 2022-10-21
- updated:2026-02-16
Repress! Superpitcher, one of Kompakt's defining artists, who since Pachanga Boys has drawn on world music — African polyrhythms in particular — fusing it with electronics, teams up with Stefan Schwander, aka Antonelli Electr., known for Harmonious Thelonious and more.
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"Monks In A Club" from the Repeat Orchestras album "Infamous Lost Tracks" is a perfect example of elegant dancefloor understatement, smooth, minimalistic and groovy as hell; no wonder that Superpitcher got thrilled and created not a remix but his own track inspired by Repeat Orchestra, reworking the essence of "Monks In A Club". And Superpitcher did what only Superpitcher can: "Monks In The Sky" is an epic ride, expanding, stretching, ebbing and flowing, ten minutes of levitating groove hypnosis that goes in depth. Fascinating.
"Monks In A Club," from the album by Antonelli Electr.'s Repeat Orchestra project, gets a 12-inch cut alongside a Superpitcher remix. The original (sample2) is minimal boogie with African and tribal undercurrents — one the disco crowd should definitely check. Inspired by it, Superpitcher offers not a remix but "Monks In The Sky," a track of his own that rebuilds the essence as an answer song. A groove that stays composed atop electronic sounds and a tribal rhythm base, with layer upon layer adding a singular character. A bewitching dance cut. (Original Japanese text by Saito)