Pasif.Ist, by Genre Defying

Pasif.Ist

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1.	Gül Çayı 04:52	buy track
2.	Sunshine Sister 05:06	buy track
3.	Üç Adım 06:16	buy track
4.	When Once the Birds 06:06	buy track
5.	Butterfly Effect 04:34	buy track
6.	Greenstones 05:13	buy track
7.	Akşam Duasi 07:38	buy track
8.	4.55 Air 01:10	buy track
9.	Time 05:04	buy track
10.	Interlude for Grozda 02:38	buy track

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Natalia Mann makes her debut on Rattle with PASIF.IST, her first album under her own name. The album is about migration, the metropolis, and the sacred spaces of culture and time. Natalia describes her music as ‘environmental’, music that comes from (and resonates in harmony with) the environment in which it was made. The compositions were written in response to living and working as a musician in Istanbul (Turkey) for the last six or seven years, personal experiences that have been filtered through her unique artistic perspective.

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released November 20, 2011

Music:
All compositions by N.Mann © 2011 Sunshine Sister & Üç Adım - Mann/Kızıl. 4.55 air - Mann/Doneff/Kızıl. Time - Mann/O'Sullivan.

Mix:
Smadj, Babajim Istanbul Studios, Assistants:
Berk Teker, Zeynep Tu¨nay, Gu¨nsel Is¸ık Yılmaz

Mastering:
Pieter Snapper, Babajim Istanbul Mastering

Recording:
O˘guz S¸ehiraltı, S.e.s. Studio, Istanbul. Ergin Özler & Gu¨nsel Is¸ık Yılmaz, Deney Evi Studio, Istanbul

Additional recording by:Riki Gooch (Wellington); Bob Bickerton (Nelson, New Zealand); Deniz G¨ung¨or
(Istanbul); Ömer Sabırsız, Forum Ev,˙Izmir (Turkey)

Cover Photography by Fotini Potamia
Design by UnkleFranc

Natalia Mann - harp
Izzet Kızıl - percussions & drums
Sercan Halili - classic kemençe, alto kemençe
Abdullah Shakar - fretless & electric bass
Dine Doneff - double bass

Special guests
Richard Nunns - taonga püoro on Greenstones
Lucien Johnson - soprano & tenor saxophone on Üç Adım
Riki Gooch - percussion on G¨ul C¸ayı, Sunshine Sister, Üç Adım
Naomi Jean O’Sullivan - co-writer, gongs on Time
Serdar Pazarcıoglu - violin on Butterfly Effect
Deni˙z Gungur - aqua on Butterfly Effect

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