Mix of the Day: E.M.M.A – Tate Britain Mixes (Eduardo Paolozzi)
There are a million guest mix series out there but here is a really interesting take on the idea. The TATE Gallery in London commissioned some artists to deliver a mix based on a piece of art from the TATE that inspires them.
For the first in a series of commissioned mixes inspired by works in the Tate collection, London-based producer E.M.M.A creates a mix of her own tracks, including some exclusive new material, influenced by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi’s Bash 1971
E.M.M.A: “This artwork stood out to me because I often draw on American history in my own music. That’s not to say nostalgia; what I like about this picture is the vision of the future it represents, it has a sci-fi feel, which is something I am influenced by too. I like the juxtaposition between the robots and the human heart. I think it captures the imagination of the time.”
Tracklist
1. E.M.M.A – Glitter (Synthetti Western remix)
2. E.M.M.A – Midnight Highway
3. E.M.M.A – At Sea (Prelude)
4. E.M.M.A – Pyramids
5. E.M.M.A – Nuclear Fission
6. E.M.M.A – Encarta ’96 Intro
7. E.M.M.A – Mood Ring
8. Dark0 ft. E.M.M.A – Slo Mo
Bash 1971 Sir Eduardo Paolozzi 1924-2005 Purchased 1981 http://www.tate.org.uk/art/work/P07414
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