Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
"Disintegration" by Joey FDH
Cat no: CNP026 on Cut & Paste Records
Video by Kano Luna
Mastered at Aldebaran Records
12" Vinyl available here:
cutandpasterecords.bigcartel.com/product/12-vinyl-joey-fdh-disintegration-cnp026
“Disintegration” was created in 2017, and appeared on Joey's youtube channel accompanied by a dark animated video, and struck a nerve when she included it in her set at Community Skratch Games in Galway in 2018. The track was then nearly lost on dead hard drive, but was miraculously recovered which tipped the balance and Joey decided to send the track to be mixed and mastered by Michael Deva at Aldebaran in Italy to really give it a new lease of life.
Meanwhile an updated music video concept was developed by Kano from Chile. Inspired by Põrgu (Hell), by Estonian animator Rein Raamat which in turn combined ideas from Eduard Viiralt''s older etched artworks from the early 1930s, there was already a strong theme of the darkest elements of human nature. Kano tells the story of the destruction of the Selk'nam people, which took place at the time of Viirault's haunting observations.
"Disintegration" by Joey FDH
Cat no: CNP026 on Cut & Paste Records
Video by Kano Luna
Mastered at Aldebaran Records
12" Vinyl available here:
cutandpasterecords.bigcartel.com/product/12-vinyl-joey-fdh-disintegration-cnp026
“Disintegration” was created in 2017, and appeared on Joey's youtube channel accompanied by a dark animated video, and struck a nerve when she included it in her set at Community Skratch Games in Galway in 2018. The track was then nearly lost on dead hard drive, but was miraculously recovered which tipped the balance and Joey decided to send the track to be mixed and mastered by Michael Deva at Aldebaran in Italy to really give it a new lease of life.
Meanwhile an updated music video concept was developed by Kano from Chile. Inspired by Põrgu (Hell), by Estonian animator Rein Raamat which in turn combined ideas from Eduard Viiralt''s older etched artworks from the early 1930s, there was already a strong theme of the darkest elements of human nature. Kano tells the story of the destruction of the Selk'nam people, which took place at the time of Viirault's haunting observations.
