The collaboration between synth pioneers Jean-Michel Jarre and Edgar Froese from the German band Tangerine Dream occured in the suburbs of Vienna. The result is the stunning Zero Gravity track. Continue reading Trackstory from Zero Gravity (JMJ+Tangerine Dream)
Electronic music icon Jean-Michel Jarre has been hard at work over the last couple of months developing his first record release in eight years, and the new record is building up to be a doozy. A new single which features collaborative work with Tangerine Dream entitled “Zero Gravity” has just been released, and the fantastic new recording leaves a wide swath of promise for the … Continue reading Mxdwn enthusiastic review on “Zero Gravity”
The news is coming from Jarre’s official Facebook. there will be a collaboration between Jean Michel Jarre, and fellowmen Gesaffelstein, Tangerine Dream and Massive Attack. What will it sound like? We are impatient to know. But the Berlin School from other pioneers of the electronica scene (whose leader Edgar Froese recently passed away) would be top notch. As well as the Bristol combo of Massive Attack. … Continue reading Jarre to collaborate with Massive Attack and legendary Tangerine Dream
Message for Jean Michel Jarre on his Facebook page: Today electronic music is orphaned of one of its most important father figures, Edgar Froese, the soul of Tangerine Dream – Band. Edgar and I always followed each others work. We started electronic music at the same time. We spent some time together recently and we became instant old friends. I remember his vision of Life, … Continue reading Jean Michel Jarre honours Edgar Froese from Tangerine Dream
Electronic music anno 1981. Jarre released ‘Les Champs Chants Magnétiques’ (in the English speaking world it is simply Magnetic Fields, while the original French title of the album is a word play: Magnetic Fields Songs) Read more on Tumblr Continue reading 1981 synth albums tumblr review
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