Fur Coat Polyphony

Renaissance

£25.18

CATALOGUE NO.: RENA002V
FORMAT: 2 x 12"
TERRITORY: Worldwide
RELEASE DATE: 11th December 2020
Genres: Techno

Track Listing
A1. Fur Coat- Water of Life
A2. Fur Coat - New Species
A3. Fur Coat - Stay Away
A4. Fur Coat - Shades
B1. Fur Coat & Hunter/Game - Alloy
B2. Fur Coat ft. Running Pine - Hurricane
C1. Fur Coat & Julian Wassermann - 3.33
C2. Fur Coat - Rebirth
C3. Fur Coat - No Tomorrow
D1. Fur Coat & Sly Faux - Elysian
D2. Fur Coat ft. Delhia de France - Eye of the Storm
D3. Fur Coat - Cosmos

With two standout singles under their belt, Fur Coat now deliver their highly anticipated 12 track album, ‘Polyphony’…

‘Polyphony’ is a term specifically chosen by Fur Coat to emphasise the celebratory concept behind their new album. “Firstly, poly means many, and we are celebrating our 10th anniversary this year,” explains Sergio, “so it was important we reflected that milestone in some way. Beyond that we wanted to create a project with many layers that captures the perfect spectrum, ranging from experimental sounds through to more familiar dancefloor tracks. Whether blending a cinematic feeling, infectious groove, indie vocal or slower BPM electronica, we used multiple layers and patterns to create a textured, forward thinking soundscape. ‘Polyphony’ really does say it all in a single word.”

To further the theme of ‘many’, Sergio and Israel also open up their studio, inviting friends in. From the haunting, indie beauty of ‘Hurricane’ with Running Pine (already a Beatport chart topper), to infectious melodies created alongside Julian Wasserman, Hunter/Game and Sly Faux, or Delhia De France’s seductive vocals, the duo generously and effectively demonstrate the benefit of collaboration.

This is not to say their dedicated compositions should be overlooked, quite the opposite, which they are rightfully proud to point out, “This is our second album and we really wanted to deliver something that showed our musical influences and the evolution of the Fur Coat sound. We’ve come a long way in the past decade, with many more years yet to come - the future is undoubtedly polyphonic!”