GLIMPSES – Techno/Poetry Album Launch

 Friday 21 August 2 – 5pm SLT (PDT)

You are invited to the SL album launch of "Glimpses - Chapter 1” – an extraordinary audio/poetry collaboration between SL artist Thoth Jantzen and real life Techno music Producer Cari Lekebusch.

More info: http://www.lekebuschmusik.se/glimpses/

SLURL: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LEA20/179/128/24

You can download the album and find out more about this SL/RL crossover project here:

Cari Lekebusch: H-PRODUCTIONS: Official HQ  -  http://www.lekebuschmusik.se/glimpses/

You are invited to the SL album launch of "Glimpses - Chapter 1” – an extraordinary audio/poetry collaboration between SL artist Thoth Jantzen and real life Techno music Producer Cari Lekebusch (Mantis Oh in Second Life ™).

Created in partnership with writers and voice over artists from across the globe, the album features audio poems written by Bob Johnson, G-Tech, Mantis Oh and C-Blast, merged with electronica soundtracks and the voices of NushiOne, Persia Bravin and KorpGud.

Each of the thirteen poems explores the age old questions associated with the human condition, taking you on a journey through an intense range of emotions and fusing these sentiments with sound. Love, loss, beauty, revenge, birth and the unchartered abyss of death are familiar themes throughout.

The main aim of this project is to reach a different audience: one that is perhaps not usually interested in classic poetry formats. By setting these words against a backdrop of hypnotic, eerie and sometimes foreboding tracks, and layering each one with atmospheric sound effects, the listener can immerse themselves in each poem completely.

You can download the album and find out more about this SL/RL crossover project here:

Cari Lekebusch : H-PRODUCTIONS : Official HQ  http://www.lekebuschmusik.se/glimpses/

SL Photographer, Sabbian Paine, has also contributed to the project by kindly creating a series of SL based artworks based on tracks from the album. This can be seen on his Flickr:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/sabbianpaine/