Mausim - The New Humanity
Review by David Gibbs
The New Humanity, the latest album by Mausim, is a stunning piece of work that showcases the artist's range and talent. The album is a blend of electronic, pop, and world music, with each track offering a unique sound that is both captivating and mesmerizing.
The album opens with the title track, "The New Humanity," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its pulsating beats and ethereal vocals. The next few tracks, "Lost in Time" and "Dance of the Rain," continue the upbeat tempo while adding elements of traditional world music.
As the album progresses, Mausim takes listeners on a journey through different musical styles and moods. "Dreams of the Ocean" is a hauntingly beautiful ballad that showcases Mausim's vocal range, while "Rise Up" is a powerful anthem that inspires listeners to stand up for their beliefs.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Silent Night," a hauntingly beautiful cover of the classic Christmas carol. Mausim's vocals are nothing short of stunning on this track, and the stripped-down instrumentation allows her voice to shine.
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Tracks
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| Part III: For most acoustic environments, the audio will transmit in a uniform and outwardly manner. However, in certain instances, non-linear patterns may result that create unfamiliar sensory processing or emotional response. | ||
| Part IV: With the removal of primary measures, the audio introduces a series of advanced constructs which modify time intervals and enhance spatial awareness and self-recognition amongst participants. | ||
| Part I: When approached from a distance to the point of origin, the audio delivers non-lyrical sounds that avoid any discernable narrative in favour of arrangements with unlimited iterations. | 10:06 | |
| Part I: When approached from a distance to the point of origin, the audio delivers non-lyrical sounds that avoid any discernable narrative in favour of arrangements with unlimited iterations. | ||
| Part II: In the majority of circumstances, the audio itself has no inherent symbolism but can be used to accompany symbolic activities and traditional/non-traditional practices. Otherwise, it can be delivered for aesthetic purposes only. |
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Formats
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Notes
Edition of 247 copies.About Mausim
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