Tomás Urquieta - Duenos de Nada Album

Tracklist

1	La Sustancia de la Materia	4:16
2	The Curtain Fall	5:25
3	Despues de Todo	3:08
4	Dueños de Nada	5:45
5	Caballo Viejo	2:51
6	Arto	3:16
7	Cada Segundo	1:13
8	Me Rehuso A Pensar	5:26
9	Nahual	1:57
10	Avoid The Trouble	6:33
11	Esqueletos	2:37

Notes

"Dueños de Nada" announces itself as a strong and tough proposal. It comes with the intention to get away from what we are used to hearing from the Chilean producer. As a first album, and by incorporating broad influences into a range of genres, industrial sounds and punk, the debut by Tomás Urquieta feels huge and accurate.

The "Dueños de Nada" sample, which belongs to Martin Sorrondeguy, is used by Urquieta to assemble a classic techno piece mixed with a new sound proposal, and by uniting these elements, a catharsis and collective osmosis movement is generated on the dance floor that does not need further explanation.

The proficiency that Tomás has developed when creating percussion doesn't go unnoticed either. It is the sensation of a new breath in his music, a replacement, a much more mature sound is demonstrated by the high instrumentation mixed in with a full on Techno base. The rhythms are wild, futuristic and with a completely personal vision. There are tracks that lock you up and there's others that leave the need for a club ajar. It is a heavy album, political, metallic but very organized. There are voices in Spanish of direct protest towards the system, voices where he invites us to be part of a march to despair, a liberation march for the dance floor . If we could summarize "Dueños de Nada" we would say it's a cry for freedom, a cry which asks us to enjoy the feeling of complete freedom across 11 tracks that embrace this anarchy in which Tomás Urquieta invites us to join.

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The Dueños de Nada sample, which belongs to Martin Sorrondeguy, is used by Urquieta to assemble a classic techno piece mixed with a new sound proposal, and by uniting these elements, a catharsis and collective osmosis movement is generated on the dance floor that does not need further explanation. The proficiency that Tomás has developed when creating percussion doesn't go unnoticed either. Deluxe 12 white vinyl version of the debut album by Tomás Urquieta. Black inner sleeves. It comes shrink wrapped. Dueños de Nada announces itself as a strong and tough proposal. It comes with the intention to get away from what we are used to hearing from the Chilean producer. As a first album, and by incorporating broad influences into a range of genres, industrial sounds and punk, the debut by Tomás Urquieta feels huge and accurate. The Dueños de Nada sample, which belongs to Martin Sorrondeguy, is used by Urquieta to assemble a classic techno piece mixed with a new sound proposal, and by uniting these elements, a catharsis and collective osmosis movement is generated on the danc. Artist: Tomás Urquieta Title: Dueños de Nada Format: Digital, 12 Vinyl White Release Date: September 28th Label: Infinite 2018 11 Songs. Duenos de Nada. Tomas Urquieta. Techno , Urquieta - Duenos de Nada. Тип релиза - любой - Album Single Compilation Radioshow EP LP. Next up from Infinite Machine is Tomás Urquieta's album, Dueños De Nada, out on September 28th. Taking influence from punk and industrial as well as techno and experimental club music, the label describes the LP as wild, futuristic and completely personal. The Chilean producer currently living Mexico City, where Infinite Machine is based has put out a couple of EPs with the label in the last few years, though this is his first-ever vinyl release. It follows the Impossible Love EP from Berlin artist Born In Flamez, which came out on Infinite Machine last month, and another re. Video for Tomás Urquieta's lead single Dueños de Nada, taken from the forthcoming album out September 28th. Footage by LaTeTE. Directed by Tomás. Directed by Tomás Urquieta & Latete. PRE-ORDER VINYL, DIGITAL: . Duenos de Nada announces itself as a strong and tough proposal. As a first album, and by incorporating broad influences into a range of genres, industrial sounds and punk, the debut by Tomas Urquieta feels huge and accurate. The Duenos de Nada sample, which belongs to Martin Sorrondeguy, is used by Urquieta to assemble a classic techno piece mixed with a new sound proposal, and by uniting these elements, a catharsis and collective osmosis movement is genera