Music for Robert Edwin exhibition

by Alinovsky - John Americus Witt - Itachi Mode

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1.	Edwin exhibition ambient (Alinovsky) 05:08	buy track
2.	Edwin exhibition club (Alinovsky) 05:09	buy track
3.	Edwin exhibition club (John Americus Witt Remix) 06:56	buy track
4.	Edwin exhibition ambient ( Itachi Mode Remix) 05:14	buy track

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OJP049 : Alinovsky - John Americus Witt - Itachi Mode / Music for Robert Edwin exhibition

Robert Edwin was first best known as a musician. He released 2 albums, a compilation and an EP with his unique style of compositions full of humour, crazy rhythms, heavy guitars and Japanese romanticism!

He then switched to painting using only but ball pens. First only in black and white little drawings then expending using also colour ones in larger pieces.
Some of his pieces can take 4/5 months in the making.

As he is going to have a large exhibition in Tokyo in September and had an introduction video ready, he asked Alinovsky to make some music for it.
The club version was a bit too powerful for the gallery so another more ambient track was made and is the one that goes with the video.

Alinovsky asked later to 2 musician friends if they wanted to try some remix.

Here you are then with the club version of John Americus Witt (USA) and the ambient version of Itachi Mode (Japan).

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released August 22, 2021

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Alinovsky Brussels, Belgium

Alain Lefebvre aka Alinovsky started to play drums with various Belgian bands early 1976. Until late 1985 he played with Tuxedomoon, Anna Domino,
Winstong Tong, Blaine L. Reininger, Vini Reilly (The Durutti Column), Anne
Clark, Alan Rankine, Antena and Benjamin Lew among others.
In 2007 he started his label Off (400+releases). When not working for the label, he tries to take time to record stuff… ... more

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