Finding Home, by Jan Amit

Finding Home

by Jan Amit

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auxotrophe This album seems to be the result of a very honest and fearless attempt in understanding of what music really and its boundaries. It's full of tension and anxiety. And it's beautiful - that's what really matters Favorite track: Lumen Nation.

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1.	Lost 04:40	buy track
2.	Lumen Nation 08:21	buy track
3.	Mermaid 06:52	buy track
4.	Flares 03:57	buy track
5.	Paint Your Despair 04:53	buy track
6.	Depsyche 07:27	buy track
7.	Killing Future (color to BW) 03:58	buy track
8.	Murky 06:00	buy track
9.	Found 04:44	buy track

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Somewhere between Earth and the digital soundscapes of the astral plane you will find Jan Amit, aka Yan Pavelchuk, a 21 year old Russian Electronic Music composer and electronic music producer. His vibes go deeper and further than most average producers his age. He whimsically composes focused electronic sounds and acoustic timbres, all while gracefully supplementing vastly emotional and soulful sound design. Elevating his soundtrack style compositions with catchy melodies and heavy bass. Bringing the ying to the yang.

Jan first started producing in 2009 and his genre style has grown and changed significantly since. He's passed through many genres like soothing Chillout, IDM, and Neuro Bass music. You can witness and hear the many years of experience with his live performances as he takes you on his personalized artistic journey.

"My goal is to awaken and evoke the deepest emotions inside of someone.
I'm not making anything of this world. I'm just kind of a "transmitter"
of things that are utterly difficult to be described in our day to day life
all broken up by the many language barriers around the world.
That's why I use the wide variety of possibilities provided by the modern era
of technology, it's all about finding 'words/music' for these vibes."

-Jan Amit
August 2017

After releasing 'Around And Above' long-play through London-based Black Hymn Records in 2013 and 'Flowertraces' album via Sealt Label two years ago, Jan Amit joins the Hyperboloid Records family with a a brand new nine-track story, 'Finding Home'. According to the producer, this release is made to emphasize the long awaited breaking of boundaries within musical genres: each track refers to an exact story from his biography, having been performed in its own unique style. Fully immersing the listener in a sound bath of bass.

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released September 29, 2017

Jan Amit - Finding Home
Release Date: 09/29/17
CAT: HYPR052
Release type: Digital (all formats)

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