ASGEIR - "In The Silence" DELUXE EDITION IN USCITA IL 25/11/14 /// Nuovo singolo KING and CROSS già in Radio!
JaLa Mediactivities e One Little Indian Records
presentano:
IN ARRIVO IL 25 NOVEMBRE IL TRIPLO CD (DELUXE EDITION) DI IN THE SILENCE – LO STRAORDINARIO DISCO DI ASGEIR.
TRIPLO CD CON CD1: In The Silence (English Version), CD2 In The Silence (Icelandic Version), CD3 Remixes, Cover, Rarità…
UNO DEI MIGLIORI DISCHI DEL 2014 – NEL FRATTEMPO IN RADIO CON IL SINGOLO: KING AND CROSS.
ÁSGEIR
‘In The Silence - Deluxe Edition’
(3 CD set, released 25th November)
One Little Indian Records / Audioglobe
Icelandic sensation Ásgeir has announced the release of a Deluxe Edition of his Top 40 debut album, ‘In The Silence’ via One Little Indian on 24thNovember. It will be available as a Limited Edition CD and DL.
The 3 CD set comprises the 2012 Icelandic version, ‘Dyrd í dauðathogn’ – the original album that made Ásgeir a folk hero back home - and the English-language version, ‘In The Silence’, plus a 3rd CD of rarities and previously unheard material including Dot Major (London Grammar) and Liam Howe remixes of ‘King and Cross’.
In March this year Columbia Records issued ‘In The Silence’ in North America to widespread critical acclaim, and Ásgeir tours cast an ever wider net, with sustained touring not just across Europe and the US, but a return to Japan for Fuji Festival and on to Australia (where the album went Top 10 and his upcoming shows had sold out far in advance of his arrival there). In July Ásgeir played Latitude Festival - his first UK appearance since April’s tour, dates that culminated with a heart-stopping show at the Union Chapel. This November he returns for 3 more UK dates, including a status affirming show at London’s Shepherds Bush Empire on 26th November:
Born and raised in the hamlet of Laugarbakki (population, 48) in the wilds of Iceland, at just 20 years of age, the release of Dyrd í dauðathogn made Ásgeir a household name almost overnight, breaking all records to become the fastest and biggest selling debut album by a home grown artist - outselling even (label mate) Björk and Sigur Rós’ debuts. Staggeringly, 10% of the Icelandic population now own the album.
Produced by Guðmundur Kristinn Jónsson, in Iceland the unusual poetry of Dyrd í dauðathogn attracted almost as much attention as the music itself. Combining both electronic and organic elements with gossamer r’n’b production touches, the songs are light and vibrant, inset with Ásgeir’s distinctively melancholic voice.