Mirel Wagner return with her second album, When The Cellar Children See The Light Of Day.
Rather than self-recording, it surprisingly finds Wagner working with
dance producer Vladislav Delay, better known by his moniker Luomo, who
crafted the 2000 house classic Vocalcity. That pairing might seem strange, but it’s actually a stroke of brilliance. Vocalcity’s
greatest achievement was its truly genius sound design especially in
regard to the human voice, and that’s exactly what Delay brings to
Wagner’s stark, funereal sound. The first single, “Oak Tree,” is
absolutely cavernous, as Wagner intones her dark tale, singing from the
perspective of a buried corpse as multi-tracked vocals gently moan in
the distance. It’s a devastating piece of music that nearly demands a
listen on headphones. In addition to Delay, the album features
contributions from Oscar winning composer Craig Armstrong. Watch the
unsettling video (directed by Wagner and Aki Roukala).
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