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Windowlicker by Aphex Twin
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Aphex Twin Richard David James 18 De Agosto De 1971 É Um Artista De Música Electrônica Que Também Atua Como DJ Nascido Na Irlanda Mas Criado Na Região Da Cornuália Inglaterra. Um Dos Inventores Do Gênero IDM Intelligent Dance Music Foi Considerado Pelo Jornal Inglês The Guardian Como "a Mais Influente E Criativa Figura Da Música Eletrônica Contemporânea". Seu Trabalho É Marcado Por Linhas Harmônicas Sombrias E Elaboradas Batidas Originais E Abrasivas E Pela Originalidade Da Textura Dos Sons Que Cria. Utiliza Diversos Outros Codinomes Tais Como AFX Bradley Strider Caustic Window Gak Polygon Window Power Pill E Q-Chastic.
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Windowlicker Is A Song By Electronic Musician Aphex Twin Released On 22 March 1999 As A Single By Warp Records. The Artwork For The Single Was Created By Chris Cunningham With Additional Work By The Designers Republic. Cunningham Also Directed The Song's Music Video Which Was Nominated For The Brit Award For Best British Video.
The Song Peaked At Number 16 On The UK Singles Chart And Was Later Voted By Fans As Warp Records' Most Popular Song For Its 2009 Warp20 Compilation. Pitchfork Included The Song At Number 12 On Their List Top 200 Tracks Of The 90s. "Windowlicker" Focuses Stylistically On "eerie Lounge-Porn Music" And Features Rapid Breakbeat Drum Programming And Heavily Manipulated Vocals. According To CMJ New Music The Track's "electro Drum Kicks Warped Vocal Samples And Sleazy Erotic Ambiance Connote Images And Emotions Alien To James's Previous Compositions." Gasps And Moans Reminiscent Of Sexual Vocal Tones "glide In And Out Of The Production" Some Fans Speculate That The Vocals Are James's Own Treated Voice. The Track Consists Of Various Sections Including A Drum'n'bass Intro A "gooey Middle Section" And An Abrasive Noise Ending As Well Featuring A Consistent Melodic Element Throughout. DJ Mag Labeled Its Sound An "uncompromising Cyborg R&B " While Fact Labeled It "R&B And Hip-Hop Written In The Language Of Glitches And Breakbeats."
In 2012 Pitchfork Stated That The Track's Futuristic Elements Presaged Various Musical Developments Including "Flying Lotus' Digital Deconstruction James Blake's Bent Vocals And The Wobble And Knock Of Dubstep". Similarly Stereogum Stated That "the Song's Mix Of Unpredictable Syncopation Digital-Dub Alien Transformations Errant Noises And Bursts Of Melody Would Serve As A Starting Block For Much Of Today's Electronic Music".
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Aphex Twin Richard David James 18 De Agosto De 1971 É Um Artista De Música Electrônica Que Também Atua Como DJ Nascido Na Irlanda Mas Criado Na Região Da Cornuália Inglaterra. Um Dos Inventores Do Gênero IDM Intelligent Dance Music Foi Considerado Pelo Jornal Inglês The Guardian Como "a Mais Influente E Criativa Figura Da Música Eletrônica Contemporânea". Seu Trabalho É Marcado Por Linhas Harmônicas Sombrias E Elaboradas Batidas Originais E Abrasivas E Pela Originalidade Da Textura Dos Sons Que Cria. Utiliza Diversos Outros Codinomes Tais Como AFX Bradley Strider Caustic Window Gak Polygon Window Power Pill E Q-Chastic.
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Windowlicker is a song by electronic musician Aphex Twin, released on 22 March 1999 as a single by Warp Records. The artwork for the single was created by Chris Cunningham, with additional work by The Designers Republic. Cunningham also directed the song's music video, which was nominated for the Brit Award for Best British Video.
The song peaked at number 16 on the UK Singles Chart, and was later voted by fans as Warp Records' most popular song for its 2009 Warp20 compilation. Pitchfork included the song at number 12 on their list Top 200 Tracks of the 90s.
"Windowlicker" focuses stylistically on "eerie lounge-porn music" and features rapid breakbeat drum programming and heavily manipulated vocals. According to CMJ New Music, the track's "electro drum kicks, warped vocal samples and sleazy, erotic ambiance connote images and emotions alien to James's previous compositions." Gasps and moans reminiscent of sexual vocal tones "glide in and out of the production"; some fans speculate that the vocals are James's own treated voice. The track consists of various sections, including a drum'n'bass intro, a "gooey middle section", and an abrasive noise ending, as well featuring a consistent melodic element throughout. DJ Mag labeled its sound an "uncompromising cyborg R&B," while Fact labeled it "R&B and hip-hop written in the language of glitches and breakbeats."
In 2012, Pitchfork stated that the track's futuristic elements presaged various musical developments, including "Flying Lotus' digital deconstruction, James Blake's bent vocals, [and] the wobble and knock of dubstep". Similarly, Stereogum stated that "the song's mix of unpredictable syncopation, digital-dub alien transformations, errant noises, and bursts of melody would serve as a starting block for much of today's electronic music". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.