Anti-Lullaby by TANGERINECAT
tAngerinecAt and Runa de Luna (Norway) are proud to share their joint single "Anti-Lullaby," taken from tAngerinecAt's highly anticipated album "Glass" and their first vinyl offering – due out late 2022.
Bringing together a whole host of inspirations spanning across electronica, Eastern Orthodox chants, Soviet post-punk, doommetal, drone, baroque-goth, neo-psychedelia, industrial and avant-garde, both acts present one of their most experimental works yet. Written by Runa de Luna, "Anti-Lullaby" was sent to Eugene Purpurovsky as a partly completed song and idea for collaboration. tAngerinecAt wrote a second verse, arranged, produced, and mixed the song, and invited Runa to re-record vocals in their studio during a visit from Norway.
All the artists involved have similarities in their art and life experience and have found refuge in the creation of music. Like Eugene Purpurovsky, non-binary and neurodivergent Runa knows what it’s like to be excluded from society and labelled "other" so it’s not surprising that they were drawn to the demonic and rebellious figure of Lillith who became the main character of the song.
Link to the catalogue of the amazing artist Runa de Luna: https://runadeluna.bandcamp.com/
Tracklist
| 1. | Anti-Lullaby | 3:19 |
Lyrics
Lillith was the first
And she was her own
She wasn't made
From Adam's rib bone
This is anti-lullaby
This is an anti-lullaby
Lillith is an outcast
Like all that is true
She's all of your fears
That look back at you
This is anti-lullaby
This is an anti-lullaby
Credits
All music composed and performed by Runa de Luna and tAngerinecAt.
Lyrics by Runa de Luna & tAngerinecAt
Recording, production and mixing by tAngerinecAt: Eugene Purpurovsky and Paul Chilton
Artwork: Eugene Purpurovsky. Model: Runa de Luna
Recorded and mixed at tAngerinecAt studio
Mastering: Andres Mayo
License
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Originating in Ukraine and residing in North Wales, tAngerinecAt embodies a rich tapestry of musical influences that intertwine West and East. The duo conveys a strong anti-war, anti-fascist, and anti-ecocide message, where the hauntingly intimate allure of dark jazz a cappella coexist with the fierce energy of hammering industrial electronic beats and poignant spoken word.