Onur Ozer recorded an album in ethno-minimal style

In October, the debut album of Turkish producer and DJ Onur Ozer "Kasmir" is released. Onur began his DJ career in Istanbul in 1999, in 2005 he first acted as a producer, his song "Red Cabaret", released on the Berlin label "Vakant", caused a lot of noise in the minimal techno environment and made critics talk about such a phenomenon as "ethno-minimal". Onur Ozer is the first and so far the only musician working in the field of the “acoustic desert” who managed to combine minimal music with Turkish national sounds. In the debut album "Kasmir" Onur resorts to the help of an extensive instrumentation, here there are keyboards, winds, and strings, in addition, a standard set of "garbage" glitches: clicks, rustling and crackling. Together with the wriggling Arabic melody, it sounds very oriental; those who are especially impressionable may even want to watch a belly dance or play with a snake using a magic pipe.\nTracklist:\n1 Eclipse\n2 Innervoice\n3 Terpsichorean Echoes\n4 Sahara\n5 Traumbone\n6 Astronomy Glance\n7 Seraglio\n8 Aida \nThe album "Kasmir" will be released on October 22, 2007