GEKLEED IN DONKER, ZE VROEGEN NIKS by MEETSYSTEEM
| SKU | 139045 |
| Artist | MEETSYSTEEM |
| Title | GEKLEED IN DONKER, ZE VROEGEN NIKS |
| Label | NOUS'KLAER AUDIO |
| Catalog # | OEMOEMENOE'14 |
| Tag | |
| Release | W 12 - 2025 |
| Format | Vinyl - EULP |
| € 22,50 | incl. VAT, excl. shipping |
Tracks
- de nachtbus van zoran
- wasem
- waar ontmoet jij de maan feat. pelumi adejumo
- Hoe kan het feat. sophie straat
- gestrand in bruxelles-midi
- zwaar weer feat. nana adjoa en ranie ribeiro
- Ze belde op de telefoon feat. giant julie
- blijken nu
- tussen de sterren
- de keuze
- Alles omvatten feat. arie van vliet
Description
Oddball indie-pop band Meetsysteem returns this spring with their long-awaited third studio album.
What began as a search for a simple solo-record, a warm sound and a feeling reminiscent of their debut release, Geen Signaal, evolved into something far greater. In an attempt to rediscover that feeling, the writing began in the same spaces in Thailand where Geen Signaal was produced. It was there, on the other side of the globe, where a familiar face would become the source of inspiration. The Moon, floating in the vast endlessness of space was the guiding artistic force. Reconnecting Meetsysteem with their remarkable lyrical poetry, ambiguous messages combined with a subtle hidden darkness. Meetsystem regained their rare ability to create a vacuum to float in, just like the moon looming above us. The journey ignited a curiosity to question what forces act upon us keeping us in place and what is really on the other side? Along the way answers were found together with the people who crossed paths with Meetsysteem; like-minded artists who were simultaneously grappling with the same questions. Through their collective reflections this "would be" solo record turned into a powerhouse of musical collaboration. With poetry by Pelumi Adejumo, existential outcries by punk-activist Sophie Straat, metaphysical lyrics by Lewsberg's Arie van Vliet, weighted vocals by Ranie Ribeiro and Nana Adjoa, a meeting with Giant Julie and a wealth of extra hidden features, from voice memos to trumpet solos: the album became a collage of life--making it the freest, darkest, and most complete Meetsysteem album to date.
