Lucky Notes, by Kyson

Lucky Notes

by Kyson

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Laurent Caris Love these dreamy Moby vibes with a warm soft voice like Sufjan Stevens or the cheerfulness of Mika, some psychedelic seventies streaks and always those words that wonder about life, relationships and new adventures... seasoned with contemporary mixes, 'Streetlife ', 'Between us' , singer-songwriter guitar playing, compelling rhythms like this hip-hoppy 'Run', 'Movement' dreamscapes floating on clouds and 'Not a word at breakfast' descending back to earth... Kyson in wonderland :)

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Cassette + Digital Album
Limited Edition white cassette in a clear jewel case with a full color double-sided J-card insert. Shrink wrapped for delivery. Only 100 copies.

Includes unlimited streaming of Lucky Notes via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Purchasable with gift card

$11.99 USD or more

1.	Closure 03:11	info	buy track
2.	Season's Don't Last Anymore 02:59	info	buy track
3.	Own Cloud 02:21	info	buy track
4.	Streetlights 03:06	info	buy track
5.	Forget the Rules 01:31	info	buy track
6.	Run 02:54	info	buy track
7.	Between Us 02:48	info	buy track
8.	Hi Demons, Bye Demons 01:48	info	buy track
9.	Movement Schedule 02:10	info	buy track
10.	Not a Word at Breakfast 02:58	info	buy track
11.	Ivory and Coal 03:31	info	buy track
12.	A Poem for 愤怒: Dive In 04:06	info	buy track
13.	If You Could Love Someone 01:36	info	buy track
14.	The Wild Palm 03:15	info	buy track

about

“For me, making music is the most child-like thing ever,” says Jian Liew, better known as Kyson, synth-shaman of teleporting sounds. “You’re just free, running around a field naked, doing whatever you want. There are no borders to what you can do. It’s limitless.” The musician-producer has tinkered with effervescent, hip-hop soundscapes, which Pitchfork described as “exotic but familiar,” over two albums (The Water’s Way, A Book of Flying) and several collaborations (among them: Shigeto’s “Water Collides” and Bon Iver’s “Holocene”). Followed by his third album, the self-titled Kyson ( B3SCI Records), a sonic memoir that jailbreaks Kyson’s repertoire through depth of narrative and tactile instrumentation.

On his new album “Lucky Notes” Liew creates a colourful and sweeping account of “reality” & “non reality”. Through this lens he delves deep into his own journey of self discovery, regret and love. If previously Liew has embraced real-life storytelling and instrumentation, “Lucky Notes” see’s the artist move into new territory as stories and sounds collaged together create a universe that is partly his own, and partly from a dream he once had.

Within the space of each piece of music lies this dual reality which is further explored through an imaginative mix of both relatable and unconventional sound choices combined with free flowing compositions that contain opposing yet interrelated forces.

Written between the late night sessions in his Berlin studio and the cold spring months he spent alone in a tranquil Monastery in the countryside of Austria, the album's energy flows between natural and artificial effortlessly. “I tried to capture nature in its quietest and darkest moments and combine that with the rush of living and working in a city which can be both fruitful and demanding. These two extremely different surroundings i was in felt like two different existances to me and really inspired me to make the album i did”

“Lucky Notes” is out on October 21st via B3SCI Records.