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Savath & Savalas - Golden Pollen

Musician: Savath & Savalas
Album title: Golden Pollen
Style: Abstract, Neofolk
Released: 2007
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1290 mb
Size APE version: 1849 mb
Size WMA version: 1480 mb
Rating ✫: 4.1
Votes: 875
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Genre: Electronic / Latin

Savath & Savalas - Golden Pollen

Savath & Savalas Latin Downtempo Neofolk 2007 US

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1	Intro - An Ode To Luiz Bonfa (Introspection Era) Vocals – Mia Doi Todd	1:24
2	Apnea Obstructiva Percussion – Laurence PikePiano, Noises [Random Sounds] – Guillermo S. Herren*Vibraphone – John McEntireVocals – Nicole Mitchell	4:55
3	Paisaje Kalimba, Percussion – Guillermo S. Herren*	3:35
4	Concreto Guitar [Cubano Tres], Piano, Harmonium – Guillermo S. Herren*	5:16
5	Mi Hijo (Alejandra Elias Deheza-Herren) Cello, Flute, Vibraphone, Kalimba – Guillermo S. Herren*	5:55
6	Te Amo...¿Por Que Me Odias? Drums [Plate Reverb Scary Drums] – John McEntireFlute [Dubbed Out], Piano [Fucked Up], Electric Piano [Rhodes], Percussion – Guillermo S. Herren*Woodwind, Saxophone [Quiet] – Matana Roberts	4:59
7	Estrella De Dos Caras Bass [Distorted] – Guillermo S. Herren*Clarinet – Greg Ward Piano – Laurence PikeVocals [Featuring] – José González	4:30
8	Olhos Human Beatbox – Guillermo S. Herren*	1:09
9	El Solitario Clarinet – Greg Ward Double Bass [Contrabajo] – Joshua Mikah AbramsGuitar [Cuatro] – Guillermo S. HerrenViola – Renee Baker	3:46
10	Faltamos Palabras Percussion – Laurence PikeSynthesizer – Guillermo S. Herren*Trumpet – Greg Ward	2:49
11	Era Tu Double Bass [Contrabajo] – Joshua Mikah AbramsGuitar [Cuatro], Synthesizer – Guillermo S. HerrenVocals – Claudia Deheza	2:32
12	Vidas Animadas Vibraphone, Human Beatbox [Quiet], Drums [Kickdrum, Drum Practice Pad] – Guillermo S. Herren*	2:52
13	Tormenta De La Flor Percussion, Cymbal, Bass, Arranged By – Guillermo S. Herren*	2:22
14	Ya Verdad Vocals – Tyondai Braxton	4:26
15	Tiempo Tape – Guillermo S. Herren*	0:57
16	Outro	1:02

Credits

Arranged By – Guillermo S. Herren* (tracks: 3, 4, 5)
Arranged By [Strings] – Joshua Mikah Abrams* (tracks: 1, 9, 11)
Bass – Joshua Mikah Abrams* (tracks: 1, 2, 7, 10)
Cello – Tomeka Reid (tracks: 1, 9, 11)
Design – Hisham Bharoocha
Drums – Laurence Pike (tracks: 2, 7, 10, 14)
Flute – Nicole Mitchell (tracks: 1, 2, 7, 9)
Guitar, Vocals – Guillermo S. Herren*
Layout – Trevor Hernandez
Mastered By – Dave Cooley
Mixed By, Engineer – John McEntire
Violin – Renee Baker (tracks: 1, 9, 11)

Notes

Other arranging done by the forces of nature and everyone involved.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
6839-2	Savath & Savalas	Golden Pollen ‎(CD, Album, Gat)	Anti-	6839-2	Europe	2007
86839-2P	Savath & Savalas	Golden Pollen ‎(CD, Album, Promo, Car)	Anti-	86839-2P	US	2007
BRC-180LTD, BRC-180A, BRC-180B	Savath & Savalas	Golden Pollen ‎(CD, Album + CD, EP + Ltd)	Beat Records, Beat Records, Beat Records	BRC-180LTD, BRC-180A, BRC-180B	Japan	2007

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_Golden Pollen_, Scott Herren's third album as Savath & Savalas, starts off familiarly enough with wavy, modulated tones. But he seems much more interested in actual songwriting, rather than the mood-building he constructed with earlier album. Indeed, "Estrella de Dos Caras" is as straightforward as Herren has ever written. _Golden Pollen_ also sees Herren taking the primary role as vocalist, which flattens the album some. Even though he layers his voice to give a choral effect like on "Paisaje," his shortcomings and inexpressiveness still creep in. But the music itself is worth the shortcomings: "Concreto" takes a more cinematic approach, giving over to a wideness of sound, while "Mi Hijo" drifts into a sonic wilderness. The second half of the album eschews the thick layering for cleaner lines, and tinges of melancholy Spanish fados haunt the edges of several tracks, like the more stripped-down "Faltamos Palabras" or "Tormenta de Flor." An flawed album, but a worthwhile one nonetheless.