While much of Lusine‘s output, including his upcoming second album for Ghostly, A Certain Distance, is deep in the bubbly ping of bedroom electronics, his new single “Two Dots”, a collaboration with Finnish singer Vilja Larjosto is more lucid, and more, well, Brazilian. Though he’s a solidly American dude, Lusine—when he’s not writing soundtracks—must be listening to a lot of Bebel Gilberto and getting open. He cuts up Larjosto’s vocal into something a little scat, a little sad. Pretty sure this is downtempo, actually. Pretty sure downtempo is cool again now that Portishead is cool again. Oh, that was triphop. Maybe Lusine is triphop.
Download: Lusine, “Two Dots”
Very Good!
Amazing! What is the other language being used in the beginning? It goes “Two Dots, Two Dots, Draw All The Lines” and then says it in another language. I’m pretty sure it’s not Finnish or Brazilian Portuguese. Does anyone know? Thanks in advance!
I cannot get this song out of my head. Love it!
its actually all in ENGLISH, and it says joined by a line not what you said.. in a bit ma man
Its actually in English, & lil Italian;
“two dots
joined by a line
might be detached
by a crime
who is responsible
when the line is stretched
who is responsible
when it becomes a triangle
how irresponsible
when the line is stretched
how irresponsible
when it becomes a triangle “
lol, Capice!!
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So good.