Deforestacion | ARD020 | Piero Ceraolo

Deforestacion | ARD020

by Piero Ceraolo

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1.	Intro (Original Mix) 06:46	buy track
2.	Deforestacion (Original Mix) 05:45	buy track
3.	Sequia (Original Mix) 05:56	buy track
4.	Traslado (Original Mix) 05:50	buy track
5.	Oscillator 1 (Original Mix) 05:51	buy track

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Piero Ceraolo, Argentine artist based in San Miguel De Tucuman, presents 'Deforestacion', Ep that adds to the digital catalog of the plate in a great way with very well achieved tracks and with a clear proposal in the message that he wants to deliver to us.

Deforestation EP proposes a crude analysis of the reality in the face of the exacerbated consumption of natural resources, on the prevailing economic methods, the danger and consequences that this entails. This is how Intro presents us, the first track, underground in its atmosphere, the implicit burden of the earth is no longer a secret. The first warning ...

Deforestation and Drought, a true reflection of the studied 'Cause Effect' law are the following tracks, the first one shows us the frenzied spirit of the model and the abysmal speed of the system through dynamic sequences; For its part, Drought exposes a combative message in the face of the needs generated by ambition and excesses. Consequently, an effect of the former. Sharp sounds, powerful sequences, infinite textures, nourish the track in a good way.

Traslado, the fourth track of the album, shows us a hypothetical future, the abandonment of the mother ship. In this track the pulses follow each other with momentum, the sequences take off one after the other in perfect chaos, the accelerated rhythm and powerful atmospheres unite the track in perfect synchrony.

Oscillator 1, Perfect end of the Ep establishes the uncertain path, new routes and paths in search of the new settlement ... sonic massiveness, raw pads, stripped and emotional sequences mark the end of a work full of nuances together with a fairly accurate look at what awaits us in the immediate future.