Boddy, Ian: Slide
Boddy, Ian: Slide
Format: CD
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Artist: Boddy, Ian
Label: Din Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 633367772022
Genre: Electronic
Slide is the studio album follow-up to "Elemental" (DNS25) and is the sixteenth full solo CD release by DiN label boss Ian Boddy. Musically it is split between three beautifully expressive legato pieces and six up-tempo tracks which employ Boddy's trademark inventive rhythms with soaring, expressive synth voices. "Slide" is dominated by the sound and playing techniques Boddy has coaxed from a new musical instrument he acquired in 2008. This is a modern analogue version of the keyboard employed by the Ondes Martenot. Thus even after a musical career spanning 28 years Boddy still has the ability to discover new ways of expressing himself and producing an album that will delight and surprise with it's musical inventiveness.
Tracks:
1.1 The Probability of Doubt
1.2 Lost and Found
1.3 Slide
1.4 Tourmaline
1.5 A Moment of Gliss
1.6 Yesterdays Memories
1.7 Mechamystical
1.8 Troubadour
1.9 The Possibility of Existence
