Dopo due anni di successo sui palcoscenici di mezzo mondo, torna con un nuovo album la band pan-tropicale SKIP & DIE. Un nuovo album esaltante come un nuovo paesaggio da qualche parte tra il paradiso, l'apocalisse e oltre. Una musica globale, ritmi irresistibili, strumenti acustici e synth spaziali: un collage sonoro e poetico, libero come un serpente cosmico. After setting stages on fire around the planet during their successful two-year Riots In The Jungle tour, pan-tropical future bass band SKIP&DIE are back with an exhilarating new album, entitled Cosmic Serpents - luring their audiences into a landscape somewhere between paradise, the apocalypse and beyond.With its re-imagining of global music, irresistible rhythms and beats, acoustic instruments, field recordings and spacey synths, SKIP&DIE’s upcoming album, Cosmic Serpents, reveals a poetic sonic collage that toys with ideas of transient life, looming death, and the notion that our collective DNA coils throughout eternity like a cosmic serpent. Set for release in March 2015, the new album was written and recorded in Brazil, Egypt, Argentina, Colombia, La Reunion island (Cata.Pirata's creole pirate heritage), South Africa, Portugal and the Netherlands. It incorporates a rich variety of musical styles (from digital cumbia, creole maloya, brazilian rasterinha and electro chaabi - to dub, footwork and psychedelic rock) which have been powerfully merged into an intimately layered SKIP&DIE universe.SKIP&DIE consists of South African songwriter, vocalist and visual artist Catarina Aimée Dahms aka Cata.Pirata, producer Jori Collignon on keys and FX, Gino Bombrini on percussion & guitar and Daniel Rose on guitar and other string instruments. They are joined on Cosmic Serpents by a handful of exciting guests from around the globe, including Reunion island band Lindigo, Cairo’s electronic wunderkind Islam Chipsy, Brazil’s DJ Gorki (from Bonde do Role) and brilliant Argentine electronic music artist Chancha Via Circuito.
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