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01. Dumbo Tracks - Daughter Of Flood (Feat. Rubee Fegan)
02. Dumbo Tracks - Slow Despair (Feat. Marker Starling)
03. Dumbo Tracks - What If (Feat. nothhingspecial)
04. Dumbo Tracks - CPR (Feat. Rubee Fegan)
05. Dumbo Tracks - Mica (Feat. Ada)
06. Dumbo Tracks - Mahnung (Feat. Rubee Fegan)
07. Dumbo Tracks - Move With Intention (Feat. Portable)
08. Dumbo Tracks - A Naked Star (Feat. Rubee Fegan)
09. Dumbo Tracks - My Eyes Won't Close (Feat. nothhingspecial)
ARTIST
TITLE
Move With Intention
FORMAT
LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
BB 445LP BB 445LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
8/30/2024

LP version. Dumbo Tracks returns with a second album Move With Intention -- the anticipated follow up to 2022's eponymous debut. Philipp Janzen and collaborators deliver a varied collection of nine zoned-out grooves direct from Dumbo Studio in Cologne, with vocal contributions from Portable, Ada, Marker Starling, Rubee Fegan, and nothhingspecial. Looking back to his musical upbringing, Philipp Janzen switched up the recording process from the first record to incorporate more of a live band element. The result is a more eclectic sound which allowed more freedom to experiment, while keeping the collaborative spirit that is a vital Dumbo Tracks trademark. The genesis of the record began in Italy, where Philipp and co-producer Julian Stetter traveled to jam out ideas on modular synths over the course of a few days. These ideas served as the basis for more instrumental tracks back at Dumbo Studio, where Philipp invited friends to develop the tracks further within a live dynamic. For the final phase of the record, Philipp enlisted the artistry of five vocalists: spoken word frontwoman Rubee Fegan, Canadian singer songwriter Marker Starling, house romantic Portable, Bonn-based haunted pop artist nothhingspecial and Hamburg's techno visionary Ada. The title track sees Philipp and crew slow the tempo down to a molasses dreamscape, a beatdown groove that's joined by Paris-residing artist Portable. It all makes for a gloriously eclectic album, an anarchic pop record that follows its own rules. Move With Intention is both electronic yet alive, motorik and pastoral, filled with dancefloor grooves and a krautrock swagger. In this sense the intention is clear: to respectfully rip up the rule book and keep moving forward.