Molina, Juana / Un Dia
Album: Un Dia   Collection:General
Artist:Molina, Juana   Added:Oct 2008
Label:Domino  

A-File Activity
Add Date: 2008-12-21 Pull Date: 2009-02-22
Week Ending: Feb 22 Feb 8 Feb 1 Jan 25 Jan 18 Jan 11 Jan 4
Airplays: 2 1 1 2 2 2 1

Recent Airplay
1. Jul 14, 2011: Alachinada!
Vive Solo
4. Feb 04, 2009: Hand Wash in Coleslaw
?Quien? (Suite)
2. Oct 23, 2009: Hipster Garbage
El Vestido
5. Jan 26, 2009: Gold Soundz
El Vestido
3. Feb 15, 2009: Eran Mukamel f Otm Shank (salsatón)
Un Dia
6. Jan 19, 2009: Gold Soundz
El Vestido

Album Review
Rafe McBride
Reviewed 2008-12-20
Extremely creative, rich & organic electronica reminiscent of a low-key, latin Bjork, featuring pulsing organic polyrhythms, some acoustic guitar and super sensual Argentinean vocalist Juana Molina. This album has a lot more rhythmic elements then Molina’s past work…a lot of polyrhythmic vocalizations & hand claps layered over deep rhythms that seem to envelop the whole song. According to liner notes the guitarist who plays on this album is from Vashti Bunyan’s band. Start with starred tracks and if you like this album definitely checkout Molina’s albums Son or Tres Cosas for a more mellow experience.
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** 1) Singing over a building polyrhythmic arrangement of various sounds and vocalizations.
** 2) Effects heavy vocals with rich percussion sounds including voices / handclaps
3) Almost 8 mins long darker song with whispered/hushed vocals, some steel drums, ends a little more upbeat with handclapping and acoustic guitar
4) Almost 8 mins Lots of percussive singing, with some scatting
5) Acoustic guitar and vocals that bleed into electronic soundscape with lots of rhythmic vocalization
** 6) Acoustic guitar with plenty of electronic sounds and polyrhythmic vocals layered on top of deep percussive rhythms
7) Ambient vocals that evolve into more coherent polyrhythmic
8) More scatting with ambient vocals

-Rafe

Track Listing
1. Un Dia   5. ?Quien? (Suite)
2. Vive Solo   6. El Vestido
3. Lo Dejamos   7. No Llama
4. Los Hongos De Marosa   8. Dar (Que Dificil)