Santpoort - Maybe Not Tomorrow [Transparent Green Coloured Vinyl]

Friends Of Friends

£23.02

Format: LP
Catalogue No.: FOF233LP
Barcode: 4062548078244
Release Date: 24 May 2024
Genre: Experimental/Electronic

Standard weight transparent green coloured vinyl.

TRACKLIST:
A1 Do It Today
A2 Lost Myself Again
A3 In My Dreams Feat. Jonti
A4 Come To Life Feat. Little Green
A5 Love Come Down Feat. Jordan Whitlock, Barnes Blvd & Scayos
A6 Remember Myself Soon
A7 Big Destructive Devices Feat. Imagiro
B1 The Iron Sky
B2 All The Pieces
B3 Life Moves Fast Feat. Criibaby
B4 The Grey City Feat. Another Silent Weekend
B5 Graveyard Of Dreams
B6 In A Rockfall Feat. Little Green
B7 Point Of View Feat. In Love With A Ghost

"The urgency of global climate change" and humanity's ignorance towards this topic is the fuel behind the formation of Maybe Not Tomorrow, Santpoort's newest full-length album, out now with indie label Friends of Friends. Lush and dense in electronic production, Santpoort not only provides vocals throughout the project, but also enlists some
friends for the occasion.

While the instrumental layers and organic samples might sound relaxing and inviting, the message is quite urgent and strongly worded. "We really don’t have much time in this world to personally improve it," Santpoort says. "I have reconsidered my lifestyle, that of a wandering stone in the world - and have been (up)cycling objects and food in my everyday life. Like using the inside of a washing machine as a lamp, or growing the most food we can. I go dumpster diving once or twice a week to rescue perfectly fine food and I started a vegetable garden in my backyard in the middle of a gigantic city.

"This album is a garden in the concrete. A seed of hope (urgency, yes, but hope) beneath the stone. Forward thinking and forever unique, Santpoort's album goes from recording the sound of a moving escalator at a shopping mall to the rhythm of a car wiper, showing a rainy and murky world outside. Think toy pianos, wind chimes, glasses full of water, vases full of plants, the daily sounds of a coffee marker, taps of a lantern, washer beeps, the peel of a banana. Nothing is off limits and everything feels natural and curious within Santpoort's world.