Talk:Boom Bip

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This reads like a press release.

Obviously cut and pasted

This article was clearly cut and pasted from some other source. I've tried to weed out as many weasel words etc as i could, but it's still a long way off wiki standards. Does anyone have any idea where these quotes et come from so that we can reference them?

Also, I cut all of the following out, as it wasn't salvageable. If you see something of worth in here, and can find a reference then please by all means re-introduce it into the article. peace. Warchef (talk) 10:22, 11 April 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Although drums were Boom Bip's first instrument, it was the guitar that turned him into a songwriter. "Even though I've tinkered with guitar and used it in songs over the years, I never fully committed to it like I did with this record," he admits. "In times of beauty and peace I can lay down delicate acoustic parts and in times of excitement or anger I can thrash an electric."

Saccherlige is both a departure and development of his musical style. Where his debut left him branded him an electronic hip hop producer and Blue Eyed, a lush, organic instrumentalist, his new EP finds him moving wholely into computer generated sounds, danceable beats and melodic electronics in which he develops some of the harder, faster electro themes that have appeared throughout his previous albums.

Punchy beats and lush melodies that are trademarks of Bip's sound remain steadfast, however the influences of Giorgio Moroder and perhaps even 80s Italo prog-soundtrackers such as Goblin creep into the uptempo synth lines and there's more than a hint of grimey percussive baseline to guarantee dancefloor action. These are 5 tracks of the highest calibre and we can't wait until release date.

This EP is a link with his past work which has often included beat-driven club friendly electronics (The Move from Blue Eyed in the Red Room being a prime example) but also harks towards the sound of his next major project, Neon Neon with Gruff Rhys in which vintage / futuristic styles merge to perfection.

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