Sako

A thoughtful and personal two hour journey, Sako’s mix features dark yet beautiful ambient sounds owing to the title ‘Lament For Plastic Reflections’. Six months in the making, the tracks have been carefully selected to reflect Sako’s inspiration for the mix; a study of the Industrial Revolution two-hundred years ago.

As you can imagine from an ambient mix with such thought and inspiration, it’s one to take time out to, get your headphones on and listen loud.

Sako – Lament For plastic Reflections by Sako
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1. a.Konntinent – Grasp of Math
b. Blackfilm – Stalingrad (Edit)
2. a.Pantha du Prince – Tau
b. Blackfilm – Eastern (Edit)
3. Talvekoidik – Goodbye For certainty
4. Millipede – Reoccuring Themes In The Artists Work
5. Bola – Eleus
6. Blackfilm – Interference
7. Klimt – Dom Bez Scian
8. Kattoo – Metally Ill
9. Jacaszek – Lament
10.a. Hecq – 0015
b. Hecq – Flying Fear
11. Asura – Longuing For Silence
12. Jesse Somfay – As The Snow Dances Gently Through Her Hair
13. Pantha Du Prince – Saturn Strobe
14. Ricardo Tobar – El Sunset
15. Minilogue – The Leopard (Extrawelt’s remix)
16. Glitterbug – Be Content
17. Klimt – Spowiedz Syren
18. Last Days – Look After Yourself
19. Koss – Negai
20. Kattoo – Hang On To A Dream
21. Julian Neto – Sketch
22. Johann Johannsson – The Rocket Builder

Notes from Sako on several tracks from the mix:
- In the grisly and morbid sounds of “Blackfilm” i found the sad truth of our present reality.
- The epic sounds of “Goodbye for Certainty” stir the feelings of a one way journey with no going back.
- Klimt express the inexpressible with his marvelous “Dom Bez Scian”.
- If was to rename Hecq’s brilliant piece “0015″ i would name it the last and the lost hope.
- Asura conjures a higher truth in his track “Longing For Silence”.
- The Warm sounds of “Saturn Strobe” and the deep euphoric sounds of Ricardo Tobar and Glitterbug push the journey onwards and promise hope.
- The grand finale is brought by the masterpiece “Hang On To A Dream” by Kattoo which i think is a journey in its own respect.
- “The Rocket Builder” leaves us to wonder in awe about the infinite potential of mankind.
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