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Old Friends New Friends - Nils Frahm (Vinyl) (AE)

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This is a double vinyl LP pressing of Old Friends New Friends by Nils Frahm. Nils Frahm releases a new double album, Old Friends New Friends, released by Leiter, the label he set up with his manager, Felix Grimm. The collection gathers together 23 solo piano tracks recorded between 2009 and 2021, almost all hitherto unreleased but, for one reason or another, omitted from previous albums and projects. Neither quite a new LP nor exactly a compilation, it offers "an anatomy of all my ways of thinking musically and playing," Frahm says, adding with a smile, "Maybe I could say it's an album I worked on for twelve years, and finally I have enough material?"

Label: BMG Rights Management

Release Year: 2021

Track List:

  1. 4:33 (A Tribute To John Cage)
  2. Late
  3. Berduxa
  4. Rain Take
  5. Todo Nada
  6. Weddinger Walzer
  7. In The Making
  8. Further In The Making
  9. All Numbers End
  10. The Idea Machine
  11. Then Patterns
  12. Corn
  13. New Friend
  14. Nils Has A New Piano
  15. Acting
  16. As A Reminder
  17. Iced Wood
  18. Strickleiter
  19. The Chords
  20. The Chords Broken Down
  21. Forgetmenot
  22. Restive
  23. Old Friend
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
  • Pure Analog Sound
  • Nils Frahm's Piano
  • Twelve Years Collected
  • Musical Anatomy

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