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Pieter Embrechts - "Onderwoud" (2XLP / 2XCD)

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Pieter Embrechts - "Onderwoud" (2XLP / 2XCD)Ook vandaag zal Pieter Embrechts weer zes ideen voor nieuwe liedjes hebben ingezongen op zijn iPhone. Muziek is de brandstof van zijn creatieve motor, de constante in zijn meervoudig en uitrekbaar bestaan. Pieter Embrechts heeft de afgelopen jaren dan ook een zeer gevarieerd cv bij elkaar geschreven, gespeeld en gezongen: Cubaanse mambo, big band swing, Nederlandstalige luistermuziek, gelauwerd muziektheater tot modern klassiek aan toe. Het getuigt

Ook vandaag zal Pieter Embrechts weer zes ideeën voor nieuwe liedjes hebben ingezongen op zijn iPhone. Muziek is de brandstof van zijn creatieve motor, de constante in zijn meervoudig en uitrekbaar bestaan.

Pieter Embrechts heeft de afgelopen jaren dan ook een zeer gevarieerd cv bij elkaar geschreven, gespeeld en gezongen: Cubaanse mambo, big band swing, Nederlandstalige luistermuziek, gelauwerd muziektheater tot modern klassiek aan toe.

Het getuigt van een grote appetijt en een dito reikwijdte. Embrechts houdt van veel én van gul. Binnen die overvloed is ‘Onderwoud’ evenveel overtreffende trap als rustpunt. Het is een dubbel-cd met liefst 18 nummers. Twee uur muziek die is opgedeeld volgens een Embrechtsiaanse logica. Deel 1 zijn popsongs die vertrekken vanuit zijn gitaar, aangevuld met elektronica. Op deel 2 staan langere, verhalende songs waar geen synthesizer mee gemoeid is.

‘Onderwoud’ klinkt als een rijpe, heerlijk onaardse plaat met de energie van een straf debuut. De songs zijn écht. De verhalen intrigeren.

Tracklist

DEEL I

1. Zomernachten
2. Tenonder
3. Tweegevecht
4. Laat mij gaan
5. Ze
6. Ga door
7. Bangerik
8. De draak
9. Dansen in het donker
10. Waarom wachten

DEEL II

1. Alle dagen komen ooit
2. Alles blijft stil
3. Hier in Borgerhout
4. Een vriend van mij
5. Pas dan (live)
6. De vonk (live)
7. Narcissus 
8. Als het kon

Uitgebracht in 2016.

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