Slow Motion Clarity EP
by The Watermark High
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Feel The Fabric
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REVIEWS
“Carefully constructed aural snapshots that cultivate a harmonious union of electronics and post-rocky guitar delays” - Orlandooom
“Absolutely beautiful” - The Siren Sound
“This release is a sensory journey…” - Matinee As Hell
“Gorgeous electronica; swirling ambience with a terrific post-rock influence…It’s blissed-out wonderment!” - Bandcamp Hunter
“…a promising collection of slow IDM electronics and chillwave melodies that I like to categorize as modern shoegaze. That being said, there is a lot of life to this release, and tracks such as “Green After So Much Blue, Was Like Music to My Eyes” will make you want to go outside and let a warm spring breeze carry you away” - Spaced City
“…I love it! Beautiful “chillwave” sound with post-rock influences” - VHSLove
“…it’s truly a masterpiece…Every track transports you to a different dimension, while at the same time giving you a sense of sensitivity and thought” - Hot Shizz
“Paul is an aural artist who through this project has created some of the most beautiful soundscapes South African ears have heard this year” - Uncovered Sounds
“He has found a subtle mix of electronic sounds/compositions and real instruments, creating stories that build up and turn into big waves that circle around you” - Massive Talent
“Crisp production and superb musicianship frames the EP nicely” - Floorshime Zipper Boots
“Carefully constructed aural snapshots that cultivate a harmonious union of electronics and post-rocky guitar delays” - Orlandooom
“Absolutely beautiful” - The Siren Sound
“This release is a sensory journey…” - Matinee As Hell
“Gorgeous electronica; swirling ambience with a terrific post-rock influence…It’s blissed-out wonderment!” - Bandcamp Hunter
“…a promising collection of slow IDM electronics and chillwave melodies that I like to categorize as modern shoegaze. That being said, there is a lot of life to this release, and tracks such as “Green After So Much Blue, Was Like Music to My Eyes” will make you want to go outside and let a warm spring breeze carry you away” - Spaced City
“…I love it! Beautiful “chillwave” sound with post-rock influences” - VHSLove
“…it’s truly a masterpiece…Every track transports you to a different dimension, while at the same time giving you a sense of sensitivity and thought” - Hot Shizz
“Paul is an aural artist who through this project has created some of the most beautiful soundscapes South African ears have heard this year” - Uncovered Sounds
“He has found a subtle mix of electronic sounds/compositions and real instruments, creating stories that build up and turn into big waves that circle around you” - Massive Talent
“Crisp production and superb musicianship frames the EP nicely” - Floorshime Zipper Boots
credits
released 29 March 2012
CREDITS
All tracks engineered and mixed by Jacob Israel at Benjamin, Pretoria, South Africa except “Slow Motion Clarity”, which was engineered and mixed by Paul van der Walt at Bedio, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Mastered by Taylor Deupree at 12K Mastering, New York, USA.
Produced by Paul van der Walt.
Composed, programmed and arranged by Paul van der Walt.
Live instruments performed for recording by Paul van der Walt except the piano on “Maybe Tomorrow, Everything Will Be Different” by Ola Kobak and the monome intro and outro by Jacob Israel.
Cover art and design by Jacques Kleynhans (www.zoology.co.za).
Cover photograph by Disa Braun.
All copyright and publishing rights owned by Paul van der Walt / The Watermark High. 2012.
“Maybe Tomorrow, Everything Will Be Different” published by Massive Music / Massive Publishing.
Thanks to Nadia Storm & Antontjie (for all your love, understanding and support), Jacob Israel at Benjamin, Jacques Kleynhans, Disa Braun, Luca Cueni at Massive Talent (Amsterdam), Taylor Deupree at 12K, Keith Kenniff at Unseen Music, Hanro Havenga (for the fancy pictures and footage), Adrian Erasmus, CF Haasbroek & Christian Henn (for the gear “hire”) and anyone else who helped me in finally getting these songs recorded and released.
CREDITS
All tracks engineered and mixed by Jacob Israel at Benjamin, Pretoria, South Africa except “Slow Motion Clarity”, which was engineered and mixed by Paul van der Walt at Bedio, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Mastered by Taylor Deupree at 12K Mastering, New York, USA.
Produced by Paul van der Walt.
Composed, programmed and arranged by Paul van der Walt.
Live instruments performed for recording by Paul van der Walt except the piano on “Maybe Tomorrow, Everything Will Be Different” by Ola Kobak and the monome intro and outro by Jacob Israel.
Cover art and design by Jacques Kleynhans (www.zoology.co.za).
Cover photograph by Disa Braun.
All copyright and publishing rights owned by Paul van der Walt / The Watermark High. 2012.
“Maybe Tomorrow, Everything Will Be Different” published by Massive Music / Massive Publishing.
Thanks to Nadia Storm & Antontjie (for all your love, understanding and support), Jacob Israel at Benjamin, Jacques Kleynhans, Disa Braun, Luca Cueni at Massive Talent (Amsterdam), Taylor Deupree at 12K, Keith Kenniff at Unseen Music, Hanro Havenga (for the fancy pictures and footage), Adrian Erasmus, CF Haasbroek & Christian Henn (for the gear “hire”) and anyone else who helped me in finally getting these songs recorded and released.
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The Watermark High is the alias of Johannesburg based electronic musician and producer, Paul van der Walt.
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Oct 2012 -
Mar 2012
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