Plano, Sebastian

In his debut album "Arrhythmical Part of Hearts", Plano skillfully meshes the sounds of the cello, piano, bandoneon, percussion, and his own vocals into entirely new soundscapes. Its passionate yet graceful melody paints a cinematic landscape of the world unseen and allures you to be lost in the pleasant waves of divine sounds. The album is constantly unfolding different sonorities - old and new, everything is as fresh and smooth as the first time it was played. Cello is the main tool utilized on the album, but that is not to say that it in singular in its musical voice; rather, Plano achieves a rich network of sounds that dazzle as they weave in an out of one another. Sebastian Plano's music has been considered along the sounds of Olafur Arnalds, Sigur ROs, Arvo Part, Nils Frahm or Max Richter. Vinyl: thick sleeve, 2 different vinyl colors, 180g vinyl, free download code Cd: nice digipak packaging Stream: www.denovali.com/sebastianplano

In comparison to Plano's debut, "Impetus" comprises a larger acoustic instrumentation and a nurtured way of handling sounds. Instruments and sounds are added and dropped, the tempo is raised and lowered, sudden subtle changes of mood generate forward motion and lead us into new episodes and interludes. The tone is by turns insistently yearning, wistfully pretty, gently melancholic, and urgently rhythmic. Intimate quiet moments leading to vast soundscapes of strings and electronic percussion. There are classical musicians who embrace the modern world we live in today and that is what Sebastian Plano does. His music is influenced by much of classical music, but we also find similarities to some soundtrack composers, as well as certain musicians such as Olafur Arnalds, Sigur ROs, Arvo Part, Nils Frahm or Max Richter. Vinyl: thick sleeve, 2 different vinyl colors, 180g vinyl, free download code Cd: nice digipak packaging Stream: www.denovali.com/sebastianplano

In his debut album "Arrhythmical Part of Hearts", Plano skillfully meshes the sounds of the cello, piano, bandoneon, percussion, and his own vocals into entirely new soundscapes. Its passionate yet graceful melody paints a cinematic landscape of the world unseen and allures you to be lost in the pleasant waves of divine sounds. The album is constantly unfolding different sonorities - old and new, everything is as fresh and smooth as the first time it was played. Cello is the main tool utilized on the album, but that is not to say that it in singular in its musical voice; rather, Plano achieves a rich network of sounds that dazzle as they weave in an out of one another. Sebastian Plano's music has been considered along the sounds of Olafur Arnalds, Sigur ROs, Arvo Part, Nils Frahm or Max Richter. Vinyl: thick sleeve, 2 different vinyl colors, 180g vinyl, free download code Cd: nice digipak packaging Stream: www.denovali.com/sebastianplano

In comparison to Plano's debut, "Impetus" comprises a larger acoustic instrumentation and a nurtured way of handling sounds. Instruments and sounds are added and dropped, the tempo is raised and lowered, sudden subtle changes of mood generate forward motion and lead us into new episodes and interludes. The tone is by turns insistently yearning, wistfully pretty, gently melancholic, and urgently rhythmic. Intimate quiet moments leading to vast soundscapes of strings and electronic percussion. There are classical musicians who embrace the modern world we live in today and that is what Sebastian Plano does. His music is influenced by much of classical music, but we also find similarities to some soundtrack composers, as well as certain musicians such as Olafur Arnalds, Sigur ROs, Arvo Part, Nils Frahm or Max Richter. Vinyl: thick sleeve, 2 different vinyl colors, 180g vinyl, free download code Cd: nice digipak packaging Stream: www.denovali.com/sebastianplano