Pilakh from Pilakh by Quistek, Krutartha
Artists-
Quistek, Krutartha
@theoddness @unambeat @nops @bliznochi
TITLE:
• Pilakh •
FORMAT: MP3/WAV
LABEL: KOSA RECORDS
CAT. No: KOSA29
RELEASE DATE: September 1st 2020
GENRE: Spiritual Deeptech/Downtempo/Organic/Acid
COVER DESIGN: Kosa.designs
BANDCAMP : https://kosha.bandcamp.com/album/pilakh
BEATPORT : https://www.beatport.com/release/pilakh/3088142
Pilakh description-
Pilakh is the bridge in a tanpura
Exactly a year back Krutartha came for my gig in Bombay, before that he would send me his music, that day at the gig we instantly hit it off in our music taste and outlook towards music etc so then we decided to collaborate and that's how we made Pilakh. After a lot of email exchanges and me travelling to Bombay it finally got done. Krutartha's family is into Indian classical music so that helped us in understanding the Raagas more which we have used in the track.. As for the Sarangi and sitar, both of us were very keen on using some classical Indian instruments. Wanted to make a blend of meditative and dance music
About the collaboration between Kosa and Lump, it's really exciting as I never imagined my track releasing on two big labels with artists from around the world making remixes.. It opens doors to more collaborations between artists and labels in the future and it's a privilege to see our names associated with both of the labels and artists, whose music we really resonate with.
Tracks -
Quistek, Krutartha - Pilakh
Quistek, Krutartha - Pilakh (THE ODDNESS REMIX) [trndmsk]
Quistek, Krutartha - Pilakh (nops Remix) [Baikal Nomads]
Quistek, Krutartha - Pilakh (ÜNAM Remix)[Deep Bali Records]
Quistek, Krutartha - Pilakh (Bliz Nochi Remix) [Husa sounds]
Complied by kosa
Tracklist
| 1. | Quistek, Krutartha - Pilakh | 5:01 |
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kośa is a soundsmith, we bring you a flavour of a mix of downtempo, acid house, minimal//deep-tech ranging from 80 to 120 bpm, electronic yet organic tunes, deep hypnotic meditative grooves and solid kicks infused with Indian, Arabic and other Ethnic influences which we beautifully term 'spiritual deeptech' a genre coined by kośa, rooted in the deepest part of India's underground scene.