Music Residencies At The Art Colony
In July 2021, The International Art Colony welcomed two Hungarian DJs
for a two-week art residency, during which they collaborated with
artists from various corners of the globe to create their inaugural EP
album. This collaborative effort led by Gábor Deutch and Dj Lafuante
resulted in a unique and impactful musical project, showcasing the
dynamic fusion of talents from diverse cultural backgrounds.
SavaBorsa presents us this beautiful offering of three original collaborative tracks and three beautiful remixes to accompany out now on my label Resueño. The EP brings us into a mystical vibration with roots around the world. In the collaborative spirit of Resueño, the Hungarian duo has invited collaborators from around the world to support their highly refined production. The eclectic variety of collaborators gives the release a wide range of emotion and sounds while maintaining coherence through the deeply intentional production the duo so clearly brings to the music.
It includes a collaboration with Arnaldo Herrera (Bóveda Celeste) from Mexico singing in Spanish on top of a playful guitar. The track has a beautiful uplifting energy while simultaneously taking us deeper into our own world. It is complimented with a higher energy version from Italian duo Jakare , including new instrumentation and a bit of extra bounce. “Call of the Forest Spirit” includes the channeled light language vocals of Nalini Blossom Music, a frequent collaborator of Resueño. The slowed down groove and Hungarian flute samples take us out of the mind and into our tribal forest roots. The Binder remix accents the vocals and the deep forest vibe with his signature percussive lines and more instrumental space. The release is rounded out with the uplifting mantra fusion with Hungarian singer Julia Chants. The Sanskrit chants are interwoven with the native Hungarian language to weave the spirit of this global offering back to the roots of it’s creators. Sariel Orenda, another Resueño favorite, brings his interpretation to this track with trickling percussion and some fresh melodic elements.
