DANGER takes listeners on a journey of discovery in new full-length album, 'ORIGINS'
Admirers of French electro know that producer DANGER has change into seemingly synonymous with the style. The graphic designer-turned-musical pioneer has been releasing music beneath the moniker for years, initially selecting to take action anonymously. Now revealed to be Franck Rivoire, he has launched his second full size album in simply two years. Sixteeen-track ORIGINS closely attracts upon the sounds of video video games, whereas additionally intertwining instrumentals closely all through. Rivoire has discovered a approach to create a multidimensional album with intricate sonic patterns that by no means go away a listener bored or wanting for extra.
The producer speaks concerning the album, saying, “ORIGINS has change into a car for me to sort out holding my past-self from haunting me or let my present-self change into tethered down in nostalgia.” He continues, “I’ve struggled currently trying to find my inner-child. I assumed he had disappeared, then I’d thought I wouldn’t want him anymore, then I got here to understand that residing with out him left me incomplete. When not too long ago visiting my mother and father house, being in my dusty childhood room, I noticed I had been lacking that youngster who nonetheless reveled within the retro land of VHS tapes and Eight-bit gaming. He wanted to have voice in my present artwork.”
While gaming performed a big half within the creation of the album, he additionally speaks on how he discovered himself via writing ORIGINS.
“ORIGINS was born out of this battle, and it was an album that wanted to occur. It’s vital to always remember that probably the most fragile a part of your self may also be your greatest power. In some ways this album represents the place I’ve come from, more-importantly it informs the place I’m going.”
Rivoire is embarking upon a nine-stop ORIGINS tour all through the United States, the place followers can see him play the brand new album dwell.
1/24 Seattle, WA – Nectar Lounge
1/25 Los Angeles, CA – El Rey
1/26 San Francisco, CA – DNA Lounge
1/31 Washington, D.C – U Street Music Hall
2/1 Montreal – Igloo Fest
2/2 Brooklyn, NY – Knitting Factory
2/7 Denver, CO – Globe Hall
2/Eight Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall
2/9 Atlanta, GA – Aisle 5
