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Yara Asmar

Synth Waltzes & Accordion Laments (Tape)

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*200 copies limited edition* October felt like the appropriate time for Yara Asmar to unveil her intimate new album "synth waltzes & accordion laments" - a captivating new collection of home recordings. Acclaimed Lebanese artist Yara Asmar is set to mesmerize listeners once again with her new album, synth waltzes & accordion laments. This eagerly anticipated album, a collection of intimate recordings, provides another glimpse into Yara's world. The album showcases her ability to channel raw emotion into her music. Vulnerable, intimate and moving these pieces were once again recorded at her home in Beirut using lo-fi recording processes. The sound palette here is richer than on her debut, with more focus on synth work and the warm drone of her grandmother's Hohner Marchesa accordion. 

Details
Cat. number: HMR027
Year: 2023

Format

Pro-dubbed cassette. Sage green cassette with on-body print. Pro-printed 4 flap J-Card.

200 copies worldwide.

All music written, recorded and played by Yara Asmar at her home in Beirut, Lebanon.

This production was made possible through a grant from Culture Resource

Release notes

Pro-dubbed cassette. Sage green cassette with on-body print. Pro-printed 4 flap J-Card. 200 copies worldwide. All music written, recorded and played by Yara Asmar at her home in Beirut, Lebanon. This production was made possible through a grant from Culture Resource

Tracklist
A1To Die In The Country
A2Objects Lost In Drawers (Found Again At The Most Inconvenient Times)
A3From Gardens In The City We Keep Alive
A4Everything Is Wrapped In Cling Film
A5Are These Your Hands? Would You Like Them Back?
A6It Is 5:00 PM And Nothing Bad Has Happened To Us (Yet)
B1Three Clementines On The Counter Of A Blue-Tiled Sun-Soaked Kitchen
B2I Liked It Better When We Lived On See-Saw Hill
B3Jumana
B4Come Back Later
Credits
Marc Teare
Mastered By
Yara Asmar
Music By, Written-By, Recorded By, Performer
Lynn Sheikh Moussa
Photography By
Majd Chidiac
Text By [Poetry]