from Camomille Records:
Sebastien desconstructs his way through Erik Satie’s work in these reimaginings of his gnossienne suite. While conserving the original work’s nostalgic, burden-heavy tones, Trans Alp breathes in what seems to be a carefully executed attempt at suspense and space. Erik Satie’s compositions wander in Trans Alp’s vast and deep world, drenched in texture and echoing in space, like a drop of water falling in a pool of static.
Music by Trans Alp
Photography by Vincent Fugère
                
 
            
                  
        Hello, Clare, to reach an artist, check out their artist profile by clicking the artist name. Visiting the Trans Alp artist profile, you will find a link to his website. He has a contact form. http://transalp.sebastian-drichelt.de/ If it does not work out, here are some alternative re-interpretations by other FMA artists. http://freemusicarchive.org/curator/Oddio_Overplay/Satie_in_White_Robes...
 
            
                  
        Hi, I loved this sound - referencing Satie but making it your own. I would like to use it in a mini-film I am making....with full attribution...can you make contact with me please. thanks clare
 
            
                  
        While Camomille Records is no more, the album is still available for purchase at Bandcamp. This is a personal favorite added to the FMA to celebrate the Masters Remastered Challenge running March 9 until April 3, 2015. Details on challenge and how to participate: http://freemusicarchive.org/member/cheyenne_h/blog/Who_Will_Remaster_the_Masters