Intersatelital by Vinnum Sabbathi
"Música Espacial Mexicana del Siglo XXI"
Brand new music from the space cavern for 2025.
"Intersatelital" is the new exploration in sound from Vinnum Sabbathi, encompassing the relationship between us humans and the machines we have created to aid in our quest towards the expansion and conquest of space beyond our home planet, taking special focus on a pivotal point in time for Mexico.
Back in 1985, two satellites (Morelos I & II) were put in orbit under the NASA missions STS-51-G and STS-61-B. These satellites became crucial for advancing communications in Mexican territory and were controlled and monitored by Mexican engineers in the heart of Mexico City.
Mission STS-61-B also featured the first-ever Mexican astronaut, Dr Rodolfo Neri, who set several experiments in orbit as well as taking photo documentation of the country from space, and, with all of this, Mexico entered a new era of technology and communications.
A sonic testament of the intricate human-machine comradeship from the last century.
Tracklist
| 1. | Centro de Control Espacial | 1:41 |
| 2. | Sistema de Satélites Morelos | |
| 3. | Rodolfo Neri Vela | |
Credits
Tracks recorded by Luis Sobera at Testa Estudio in León, Mexico on April 26th & 27th 2024.
Synthesizers and additional tracks recorded by Juan Tamayo at The Addendoom during 2024.
Mixed and mastered by KB at Testa Estudio.
Samples by Dr. Rodolfo Neri Vela, Liliana Pérez & Imevision.
Cover artwork by Asep Yasin Abdulah
"Spacial" thanks to Dr. Rodolfo Neri Vela.
