"THE FOUR ELEMENTS" is Pauszek`s album, released in 2013, after the big succes of the previous album Music For Subway.
Tomasz Pauszek is experimneting with new, fresh sounds in combination with analog gear.
This is another album which contain inspiration from nature, this time, from four elements: fire, water, earth and air. Pauszek musically describes each of the elements with airy, ethereal sound textures, expansive synth pads, and powerful, ambient landscapes.
A treat for all fans of downtempo, chillout, ambient and electronic music.
synthesizer music.
© 2013 Generator
© 2022 Audio Anatomy
The whole album was recorded 99% using analog gear.
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All tracks composed and produced by: Tomasz Pauszek
Designed, recorded, mixed and produced by Tomasz Pauszek at Pauszek Consulting & Production Studio, Poland
Mastered by Przemysław Rudź
Cover artwork: Damian Bydliński
Special thanks to:
Andrzej Mackiewicz, Ziemowit Poniatowski, Radek Tymecki, Leszek Rudolf, Łukasz Pawlak, Glenn Folkvord, Marcin Grzella and Jerzy Kordowicz.
For more information please visit:
Official Website:
www.tomaszpauszek.com
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/tomaszpauszek
YouTube:
www.youtube.com/tomaszpauszek
Management, contact & booking:
contact@tomaszpauszek.com
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released November 8, 2013
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REVIEWS:
"(...)It's in the ambiospherical precepts dear to the psychedelicosmic structures of the analog years that begins The Four Elements.
Tomasz Pauszek offers us a strange colorful synth-pop where Jean Michel Jarre's tribal, cosmic and rhythmic influences get mix in the robotics melodies of Kraftwerk. This phase of rhythm amplifies its velocity with a funk approach where the undulations gurgle of organic tones in some ethereal voices and these deep shouts which exhilarate the eardrums since the opening of this strange space-funk."
Sylvain Lupari
synth&sequences.com
"Tomasz Pauszek presents a rich baggage of sounds. Being familiar with classical music, he smuggles in some monumental forms here. Its electronics buzz with phosphorescent sequential blocks. Somewhere in the background loom the influences of Klaus Schulze, from his best period, i.e. from the 1970s. The Four Elements track develops slowly, revealing new sound nuances again and again."
Robert Moczydłowski