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01. Pierre Bastien & Dj Low - Revel Ever / Deep Speed
02. Pierre Bastien & Dj Low - Revolt Lover
03. Pierre Bastien & Dj Low - Rev Over
04. Pierre Bastien & Dj Low - No Lemon, No Melon
05. Pierre Bastien & Dj Low - Vipers
06. Pierre Bastien & Dj Low - A Pupa
07. Pierre Bastien & Dj Low - Reviver
ARTIST
TITLE
Swing Low
FORMAT
LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
MOM 057LP MOM 057LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
2/28/2025

Modern Obscure Music presents Pierre Bastien and DJ Low's Swing Low, a work that fuses the poetic inventiveness of Pierre Bastien with the visionary legacy of the late DJ Low (Tom Deweerdt), a central figure in Belgian independent music and founder of the influential Lowlands label. This album, which interweaves memory and experimentation, represents Bastien's debut on the Barcelona label's catalog and a testament to the creative bond between the two artists. The album, composed of seven pieces, stands out for its hybrid nature: five reinterpretations of Bastien's previous works, some of them coming from his influential Mecanoid (originally released by Rephlex), and two unreleased improvisations, "A Pupa" and "Reviver," which seal the unique character of the project. Pierre Bastien, recognized as a composer, inventor and builder of sound machines, has been a tireless explorer of the frontiers between the mechanical and the musical. From his contribution to the Belcanto Orchestra, his collaboration with the PRSNT project to his participation in Pedro Vian's Earth, Our Planet or his collaboration with Tomaga for the Other People label, his career illustrates a constant commitment to experimentation and the intersection of disciplines. Among the artists he has worked with are names such as Robert Wyatt, Jac Berrocal, Jaki Liebezeit and designer Issey Miyake. His works have found homes on iconic labels such as Marionette, Morphine and Discrepant to name a few. The album is presented with a visual design by Koen Bruyneel, reinterpreted as a tribute to Tom Deweerdt, a decade after his departure.