Rhian Sheehan - Music For Nature Documentaries
Over the past year, Wellington's Rhian Sheehan has been quietly sending out music to producers in New Zealand and overseas, giving them a clean canvas from which to remix, mash up and even remake some of the tunes from his first two albums.
- Music
- Techno, House, Electro, Breaks
Rhian Sheehan · Music For Nature Documentaries · Loop Recordings Aot(ear)oa · 2004
Rhian's comments:
'The idea came about after Sam Scott from Phoenix Foundation asked me if the band could remix my track, An Afternoon on the Moon. I was intrigued as to what the outcome might sound like. This "reconstruction" of my work became infectious. I then approached other producers in New Zealand and overseas... and the result is an album diverse in approach, yet tangible in vision'.
TRACK LISTING:
1. Hiding Place (Hummel's "Hidden Place" remix)
2. Hiding Place* (Module remix)
3. Boundaries (Module "Evil Eno" remix)
4. Cosmology (Agent Alvin remix)
5. Hiding Place* (Fiord remix)
6. Connected (epsilon-blue "Where on earth are my trousers?" remix)
7. Sunshine* (Ekto remix)
8. Sunshine* (Interfearence remix)
9. Phobos (Minuit "There's sunshine-in-them-there-riffs" remix)
10. Te Karanga** (Module remix)
11. Sunshine* (Signer "Sky" remix)
12. Boundaries*** (Turtle Bay Country Club remix)
13. Cosmology (Gasoline Cowboy remake)
14. Miles Away**** (Age Pryor remake)
15. An Afternoon on the Moon (Jet Jaguar remix)
16. An Afternoon on the Moon (The Phoenix Foundation re-mangle)
* feat. Jess Chambers, ** feat. Anika Moa, **** feat. Paul McLaney (Gramsci)