Doll Imago is comprised of one roque artist dedicated to creating a unique atmosphere through digital soundscapes and melodic exploration. Inspired by her studies of classical composers, particularly the music of Chopin, Kabalevsky and Debussy, she has paved a way to decipher her own interior stirrings to compose. Currently her calling to classical music has lead her to study the music of Phillip Glass, Arvo Part and Michael Nyman. This has in turn opened the doors to the music of a pop/ambient/ethereal learning including Harold Budd, Brian Eno and early 4AD bands like the Cocteau Twins where the ethos of the music of these composers can already be heard in her original music. Although her composing style blossomed years before hearing these artists it is testimony to the fact that "it is in the air"-individuals with similar aims, in the case of beauty and simplicity will arrive at similar results. Doll Imago uses drone to promote stillness, uses repetition to stabilize the attention and variation of melody to create drama, narrative and reflection. It does not pummel you with beats, catchiness and attitude but instead intimates it's purpose and furtively rewards the listener who is attuned to the subtlety of it's language; a language that pushes to and fro from wistful speculation to the point of discovery, an answer to the question that is sometimes discordant and earthbound and sometimes graceful and otherworldly. It seems the kind of music that can only come from a contemplative essence that is grounded in the world of the present while being steeped in the tradtions of the past. It is an intimate soundtrack to private moments, providing empathy to the solitary part of the individual.
This description of her early work remains to be true, however Doll Imago has since evolved her musical world to include the use of beats, spoken word and samples. She is currently going through a second stage of her development as a composer and will hopefully see it in turn blossom once again.
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Aanis Nin's "A Spy in the House of Love" Apr 30
"She folded the letter, as she had folded the parasol, out of sight of hatred and violence. She could not keep pace with the angry pulse of the world. She was engaged in a smaller cycle, the one opposite of war. There were truths women had been given to protect while the men went to war. When everything would be blown away, a paper parasol would raise its head among the debris, and man would be reminded of peace and tenderness."
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I thank you for adding me, dear Doll Imago, and I hope you enjoy my music! Feel free to download it! Musical greetings from Munich/Germany! Your music is great! All these rhythmical breaks, all these nearly weird ideas! I like it most! "Do something! Lokk in an interesting way!"
posted May 31
I don't know about the hop but the trip's just fine. Special mention for "hoodedlady" : Nice ! - 4 days later : Well, now that I know the lady better, I came back & listened again, this time giving the compositions my undivided attention .... They are not simply nice, they are quite strangely beautiful & highly recommendable.
posted May 21
riccicomoto says:
...elastique greetings to ya...
posted 2 weeks ago