Transatlantic
by The Deltahorse
lexlouismusic
lexlouismusic
Love this album! Badass songs, killer production. Big, uplifting sound.
Favorite track: Cinematic.
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kosmonavtom
Street Walking, Easy Life, Summer Mode, These Are Your Friends
Favorite track: Happy Heart (Can Go for Miles).
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift card
$9 USD or more
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumThe Deltahorse's first full-length debut album comes in a lovely 6-page Premium Digipack sleeve, with artwork by Iban Illarramendi Echabe - www.arroka.es
THANK YOU for feeding the horse!
Includes unlimited streaming of Transatlantic via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 2 daysedition of 100Purchasable with gift card$16 USD or more
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Full Digital Discography
Get all 3 The Deltahorse releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Transatlantic, Call It a Day, and Happy Heart (Single + Remixes).
Purchasable with gift card$11.20 USD or more (20% OFF)
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Call It a Day
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Easy Life
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Summer Mode (Album Edit)
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These Are Your Friends
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Broadcast
02:00
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Balcony TV
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Street Walking
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Tonight
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Cinematic
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Press clippings
“Hailing from Berlin, Boston, and Belfast respectively, the band blends their multicultural influence via file swapping from their homes into an insane musical force to be reckoned with.” | Impose Magazine, USA
“A Happy Heart (Can Go for Miles) may arguably possess the deepest groove they’ve yet to release, while being the most accessible.“
~ William Helms, The Joy of Violent Movement, USA
“From labyrinthine bass hooks to dense grooves and a capricious vocal euphoria, they build a sound that holds you captive, awed, pensive, before ultimately inviting you to become completely immersed within their strange and turbulent noise.” | Joshua Pickard, writer for Nooga, USA
“Animal magnetism sizzling under its hooves in every second.” | Brout und Bruusman, Germany
“Call It a Day” kicks off with zero fanfare; it just grabs you by the hand as it launches into its snarling, Madchester-esque industrial groove. The rush of its pulsing energy never lets up. Hopefully they will overcome their geographical separation long enough to tour, because this song demands a sweaty dancehall live audience.” | The Revue, USA
“Hailing from Berlin, Boston, and Belfast respectively, the band blends their multicultural influence via file swapping from their homes into an insane musical force to be reckoned with.” | Impose Magazine, USA
“A Happy Heart (Can Go for Miles) may arguably possess the deepest groove they’ve yet to release, while being the most accessible.“
~ William Helms, The Joy of Violent Movement, USA
“From labyrinthine bass hooks to dense grooves and a capricious vocal euphoria, they build a sound that holds you captive, awed, pensive, before ultimately inviting you to become completely immersed within their strange and turbulent noise.” | Joshua Pickard, writer for Nooga, USA
“Animal magnetism sizzling under its hooves in every second.” | Brout und Bruusman, Germany
“Call It a Day” kicks off with zero fanfare; it just grabs you by the hand as it launches into its snarling, Madchester-esque industrial groove. The rush of its pulsing energy never lets up. Hopefully they will overcome their geographical separation long enough to tour, because this song demands a sweaty dancehall live audience.” | The Revue, USA
credits
released September 30, 2016
Production credits
Artwork, Cover, Photograph – Iban Illarramendi Echabe
Backing Vocals – Anna Shirin Habedank, Happy Sandman, Olivia Solner
Bass, Beats, Drum Machine, Guitar – Sash
Drums – Louis Katzmann
Electric Baritone Saxophone, Bass Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Roxy Organ, Human Beatbox, Backing Vocals, Bass Clarinet – Dana Colley Vocals – Vadim Zeberg
Mixed by Sash
Produced by Sash
Mastered by Yoad Nevo , London
Recorded in Belfast – Vadim Zeberg
Recorded in Berlin – Sash
Recorded in Boston – Dana Colley
Songwriter – Dana Colley, Sash, Vadim Zeberg
Production credits
Artwork, Cover, Photograph – Iban Illarramendi Echabe
Backing Vocals – Anna Shirin Habedank, Happy Sandman, Olivia Solner
Bass, Beats, Drum Machine, Guitar – Sash
Drums – Louis Katzmann
Electric Baritone Saxophone, Bass Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Roxy Organ, Human Beatbox, Backing Vocals, Bass Clarinet – Dana Colley Vocals – Vadim Zeberg
Mixed by Sash
Produced by Sash
Mastered by Yoad Nevo , London
Recorded in Belfast – Vadim Zeberg
Recorded in Berlin – Sash
Recorded in Boston – Dana Colley
Songwriter – Dana Colley, Sash, Vadim Zeberg
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The Deltahorse Berlin, Germany
The Deltahorse carve out a gritty soundtrack for a night, ‘out’ in a shady bar - alone, glass of whiskey in hand. Anchored
by “... mammoth slabs of thunderous bass, sax riffs, and thudding melodies...” JOSHUA PICKARD, BEATS PER MINUTE/ New York - USA.
Sticky as resin and "unlike anything else youʼre bound to come across this year.” CHRIS KUBAK, STRIKER BILL / Philadelphia - USA.
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