With Melodies of Movement I try to describe our many movements in life towards
different destinations, the ones who are very important to us. I try to describe
it musically and emotionally. Emotionally, It's about people and movement,
and their destinations. It doesn't matter how you get there, so long you'
re getting there All those movements to people's work, home, family, friends
or any other business is being told like a musical story. Everything is moving,
like a car on the interstate, like a train across the Alps, like a plane above
a continent and like the people through the shops in the street, "everybody
is moving". But it's not only about people. It's also about things moving
through time.
The sun, the wind, the earth and the water of the ocean is moving too. Even
distant planets, stars, and Galaxies are moving.
So the words "everything is moving" is just as acurate as the words
"everybody is moving".
The song "Trans Continental Highway Blues" is about crossing through
the continent;
"Touchdown" is about a uncomfortable landing at the airport;
"Pulsar" is about moving lightbeams from a distant neutronstar in
our Galaxy;
A Romantic love affair above the ocean in a 747 in "Loneliness in Paradise";
Meditating above a beautiful landscape in "Trans-Air meditation";
and many more exciting tunes at this first album of Manorlogic.
Musically, it ranks from different electronic styles. Seriously made cosmic syntheziser music in the background, electroclash and body music to the top, and with a little rough edge from deep-techno and other dancy soundlike styles.
Don' t miss it!
Norman van Krimpen.
Kraftwerk, DAF, and more Belgian type electrosound in the style of SA 42,
at the top.
All tracks on this album are written and composed by Norman van Krimpen
during november 2005 and may 2006.
