Tasaday, by Moki Mcfly

Tasaday

by Moki Mcfly

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1.	Ad Infinitum 03:02	buy track
2.	Maya Rupa 02:27	buy track
3.	Below, not an inch of ground for the foot 02:33	buy track
4.	Waxing greater still 02:40	buy track
5.	Get it by the feel 05:14	buy track
6.	Doctrine of the Void 03:38	buy track
7.	Resistance is futile 01:38	buy track
8.	Tonal Intervals 02:39	buy track
9.	A hundred sayings 05:07	buy track
10.	Dusty hour clutches 02:58	buy track
11.	Hundredfold 03:07	buy track
12.	Fish, star, flower, run, grow 05:44	buy track
13.	In darkness 02:57	buy track
14.	Eternal Recurrence 02:25	buy track
15.	Absolute over Abstract 01:38	buy track
16.	In obscurity 03:29	buy track
17.	64 hexagrams 04:59	buy track
18.	Ascetic 04:06	buy track
19.	Or divide 05:54	buy track
20.	Above, not a tile to cover the head 03:45	buy track
21.	Passages 04:29	buy track
22.	Premises of thought 02:22	buy track
23.	Trifles 04:39	buy track

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"The "Tasaday" were a Stone Age cave dwelling people in the Philippines who were not aware of other people on the planet. They had no word for war or violence, were free of any aggressive behaviour. The Tasaday had no myths, no rituals, no priests, no folklore."
-- Philippine History Archive: The lost tribe
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Taking hints from a more organic approach to production, this album draws from dub music and jazz. The narrative can be psychedelic in nature and essence which makes the album a cerebral experience. Similar to the Tasaday’s headspace, no myths, no rituals, no folklore.

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released September 3, 2020

Yamaha DX100
Akai MPC 2500
Roland SP-404SX

Cover image: Jan Sunday
Artist photo: Jan Sunday
Cover design: Ivo Petrov

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