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| (Adiel remix) L'estasi Dell'oro returns with 'Back From the Woodshed,' a 12" EP that showcases a finely-tuned sound and improved groove, marking this comeback on Danza Tribale.Sadie LaPierre Ernst, known for her lyrical contributions on Field Records and Macro Recordings since 2015, lends her voice once again on this release. Label owner Adiel offers a high-speed remix that complements Sadie's words with a steady gallop. |
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TRACKLISTING
A1. L'estasi Dell'oro feat. Crystal Boyd & Sadie LaPierre Ernst - The Best Yet
A2. L'estasi Dell'oro feat. Crystal Boyd & Sadie LaPierre Ernst - The Best Yet (Adiel Remix)
B1. L'estasi Dell'oro - The Marsh Flower, A Sad Human Head
B2. L'estasi Dell'oro - Back From The Woodshed
B3. L'estasi Dell'oro feat. Crystal Boyd - The Best Yet (Penalune Version)
INFO
L'estasi Dell'oro returns with 'Back From the Woodshed,' a 12" EP that showcases a finely-tuned sound and improved groove, marking this comeback on Danza Tribale. The opening track, 'The Best Yet,' features the vocals of Crystal Boyd-a familiar voice for those in the know, as she made her debut appearance with L'estasi on Voodoo Down 001 in 2012. Sadie LaPierre Ernst, known for her lyrical contributions on Field Records and Macro Recordings since 2015, lends her voice once again on this release.
Label owner Adiel offers a high-speed remix that complements Sadie's words with a steady gallop. The overall aesthetic of this record is beautifully encapsulated in 'The Marsh Flower, a Sad Human Head,' drawing inspiration from Odilon Redon's original illustration from 1885. The EP concludes with a beatless edit of 'The Best Yet' under L'estasi's resurrected Penalune alias-a project that debuted over a decade ago with two albums released on Something Records by STL, followed by a collection for TvO's Broken20 label.
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