Celebrating the birthday of Brian Eno, acclaimed digital music producer Lawrence Lui is paying homage to the godfather of ambient music with a canopy of 1992’s “Fractal Zoom.”
Lui dials up the dissonance on his rework of the observe, which appeared on Eno’s eleventh studio album, Nerve Web. It is out now to align with each AAPI Heritage Month and Eno’s 77th journey across the solar.
Awash in atmospheric density, Lui’s manufacturing someway feels each spacious and claustrophobic as ghostly samples hover atop layers of grainy textures. Traces of Japanese ambient icon Hiroshi Yoshimura’s environmental precision intermingle with the distorted melancholia of Burial, creating one thing that honors the observe’s origins whereas establishing new territory.
The discharge serves as a preview of Lui’s upcoming album, in line with a press launch. The quilt artwork by his teenage son provides one other layer of generational dialogue, channeling Peter Saville’s iconic Manufacturing unit Data aesthetic.
You’ll be able to hearken to Lui’s cowl of “Fractal Zoom” under and discover it on streaming platforms here.
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