PPPH 1 (Precise Point Positioning Humans), by Philippe Petit & Porya Hatami

PPPH 1 (Precise Point Positioning Humans)

by Philippe Petit & Porya Hatami

supported by

Giles like exploring an expansive and somewhat scary alien planet Favorite track: PPPH 01.

francois-xavier vigneault-marcil thumbnail

more...

	/

Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Purchasable with gift card

€5 EUR or more

	1.	PPPH 01 17:23
	2.	PPPH 02 05:33
	3.	PPPH 03 12:32
	4.	PPPH 04 05:12

about

In 2020 our world reached a point of no return, a pandemic forcing human beings to avoid contact with each other, lockdown-ed… Learning from a distance, distance learning not attending any school, but studying from where one lives, or given work to do over the internet… Porya Hatami and Philippe Petit « chose » to work that way, not exactly a choice as the distance between them wasn’t pandemic but didn’t prevent them from exchanging ideas… Musical ideas started spreading like a virus, originating from bases recorded by Petit playing his Buchla 200 system or EMS Synthi A which were then processed, reassembled by Porya and resent to Philippe to add a final touch… 2 humans were precisely positioning their musical point between dream and reality, redefining a distance in which time becomes elastic.

Music written by Philippe Petit and Porya Hatami
Mastered by Porya Hatami

credits

released March 18, 2022

design: Joe Gilmore

license

about

Superpang Italy

Currently SP is not accepting demo submissions, thanks.

Instagram

contact / help

Contact Superpang

Streaming and
Download help

Redeem code

Report this album or account

If you like PPPH 1 (Precise Point Positioning Humans), you may also like:

Structures for Wave Field Synthesis
by Elías Merino & Daniel del Río

supported by 82 fans who also own “PPPH 1 (Precise Point Positioning Humans)”

So, wave field synthesis could really be called real life synthesis? Despite its digital original, this is so moving, so organic, that it could be some kind of garden growth - although the clanks and catanks and whirrs hints otherwise. One of the best first listens I've had in a while. Øivind Idsø
go to album
Pulsar Acid
by Jung An Tagen

supported by 81 fans who also own “PPPH 1 (Precise Point Positioning Humans)”

come get lost in tactile, polytemporal worlds Bryn Davis
go to album
Obstacle
by Phil Julian

supported by 80 fans who also own “PPPH 1 (Precise Point Positioning Humans)”

Metallic forms subjected to electricity's sometimes delicate, sometimes molten whims. rmfrancis
go to album
Talitakum
by Avalanche Kaito

The Belgian-Burkinabe electro-punk trio burst to life with an incendiary, shapeshifting sound. Bandcamp Album of the Day Apr 17, 2024
go to album
Walk Thru Me
by The Folk Implosion

Lou Barlow & John Davis return as Folk Implosion, with 10 more songs that are sweetly tuneful. Bandcamp New & Notable Apr 17, 2024
go to album
Résonance
by Kalhex

Hip-hop from Paris that luxuriates in laid-back grooves and an unhurried rhyme style. Bandcamp New & Notable Apr 17, 2024
go to album
Best To Let It All Burn
by John Chantler

supported by 80 fans who also own “PPPH 1 (Precise Point Positioning Humans)”
go to album