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Atacama 33:08
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Reprise 01:56

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Atacama is the first collaborative work of Marcelo A. Díaz Soto and Metric System 1981. It offers dark ambient in a long poetic track of same name.

Marcelo A. Díaz Soto stands for experimental ambient. He started mixing noises recorded on a magnetic tape recorder, His first experimented with noises of washing machine, barking dogs and a tune bass chords. The way of work changed with his first computer and later with the addition analog synthesizers and other instruments.

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released November 3, 2023

© Music: Marcelo A. Díaz Soto & Metric System 1981
© Cover: Marcelo A. Díaz Soto

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Metric System 1981 Berlin, Germany

Michael Schacht is a german composer, who also produces ambient with Metric System 1981.

In the Eighties he released mostly Berlin School-influenced electronic music, the zenith of the music cassette underground. Recorded at that time with his Fostex tapedeck and Korg Modular.

Michael Schacht re-started in 2020 after a break of 35 years, with returning new inspiration and a numerous releases.
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