“Jansky isn't a conventional band in any way. Their music is the future, and that means a lot.” [EL PAÍS]
“A breath of fresh air in the world of electronica.” [SHREMY'S LAW, Ireland]
“A perfect match.” [RNE3]
The duo Jansky defines their own style as electroverse: live electronic music composed from organic and digital sounds, dancing to Jaume Reus’ hypercontemporary flute and Laia Malo’s unique voice. A rave of rhythm and verse, with a great deal of jazzy improv and a radically sensual touch, which has surprised alternative audiences around the world.
Jansky’s debut album was scouted by Sónar Festival (Barcelona, 2013), and from there they took to the line-up of national and international music festivals. They also regularly perform in clubs and alternative venues across Europe, in museums and art galleries and at poetry festivals.
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INSECTA DANCE MUSIC [Rampa Lab, 2022]
The fourth studio album by Jansky takes another step forward, regarding the use of biophony and natural sounds in our albums: here they become the essential materials for the composition of rhythm and melody, the score on which we base the lyrics and vocals, and the album’s concept.
We recorded insect sounds on field in Mallorca, and then sampled and manipulated them at Rampa Studios to obtain a library of sounds, textures, beats and pads, which we incorporated into our electronic music instruments. We then composed a series of songs dedicated to seven individual species, trying to capture their main features and creating an album which is both evocative of the natural soundscapes of the Balearic Islands, as well as thriving with imaginative trance and mantras.
Graphic Design: Arauna Studio @arauna / Fotography: Komposit Studio @komposit / Wearable sculptures: Aloma Lafontana @alomalafontana / Hairstyle: Izabella Grzeniak @hairbyizka / Merchandising: Rock & Merch @rockandmerch
Funded by the European Union – NextGenerationUE