Album Info Hide Show Artist: Emiliana Torrini, The Colorist Orchestra Album: Racing The Storm Released: Europe, 17 Mar 2023 Tracklist: A1 Mikos Double Bass – Tim Guitar [Nylon String Guitar], Synthesizer [Juno], Percussion, Piano, Synth – Aarich Percussion, Piano [Prepared Piano] – Kobe Synth, Clarinet – Gerrit Viola – Karel Vocals – Emiliana Written-By – A. Jespers, E. Torrini, K. Proesmans, M. Watts A2 You Left Me In Bloom Cello – Seraphine Stragier Electric Bass [El. Bass] – Tim Harmonium – Aarich Marimba, Glockenspiel [Klokkenspiel] – Sep Percussion, Handclaps, Synth – Kobe Piano – Wim Synth – Gerrit Viola – Karel Violin – Jeroen Vocals – Emiliana Written-By – A. Jespers, E. Torrini, I. Kellett, K. Proesmans, S. Byrt, Tamino A3 Hilton Drums, Percussion, Sampler [Samples] – Kobe Electric Bass [El. Bass] – Tim Loops [Tape Loops] – Wouter van Veldhoven Synth – Gerrit Synth, Flute, Kalimba, Piano [Prepared Piano], Synthesizer [Bass Juno], Percussion – Aarich Viola – Karel Violin – Jeroen Vocals, Human Beatbox – Emiliana Written-By – A. Jespers, E. Torrini, G. Valckenaers, K. Proesmans, M. Irglov A4 Dove Clarinet, Synth, Percussion [Stones, Glass] – Gerrit Electric Bass [El. Bass] – Tim Horn – Rozanne Descheemaeker Percussion – Kobe Piano [Prepared Piano], Percussion, Synth, Marimbula, Marimba, Vibraphone [Vibes] – Aarich Viola – Karel Violin – Jeroen Vocals – Emiliana Written-By – A. Jespers, E. Torrini, K. Proesmans, M. Irglov A5 Wedding Song Cello – Seraphine Stragier Clarinet – Gerrit Double Bass – Tim Guitar [Nylon String Guitar] – Tom Van Stiphout Idiophone [Udo], Percussion [Low Toms], Backing Vocals – Kobe Percussion, Guitar, Marimba – Aarich Piano – Wim Vibraphone [Vibes] – Sep Violin – Jeroen Vocals – Emiliana Written-By – E. Torrini, I. Kellett, S. Byrt B1 Right Here Electric Bass [El. Bass] – Tim Electric Guitar [El. Guitar], Clavinet, Sampler [Sample Strings], Vibraphone [Vibes], Piano – Aarich Glockenspiel [Klokkenspiel] – Sep Marimba, Drums, Shaker, Congas [Conga] – Kobe Piano – Wim trombone – Carlo Mertens Viola – Karel Violin – Jeroen Vocals – Emiliana Written-By – A. Jespers, E. Torrini, K. Proesmans, M. Irglov, M. Watts B2 Smoke trails Bass Clarinet – Gerrit Electric Bass [El. Bass] – Tim Horn – Rozanne Descheemaeker Percussion, MIDI Controller [Midi Strings], Sequencer [Sequence], Percussion [Rhythm Box] – Aarich Percussion, Snare – Kobe Piano – Wim Vibraphone [Vibes] – Sep Viola – Karel Violin – Jeroen Vocals – Emilia Written-By – A. Jespers, E. Torrini, K. Proesmans, Tamino B3 A Scne From A Movie Bass Clarinet, Percussion [Stones] – Gerrit Double Bass – Tim Horn – Rozanne Descheemaeker Marimba – Sep Piano – Wim Synthesizer [Juno], Percussion [Low Toms] – Aarich Viola – Karel Violin – Jeroen Written-By – A. Jespers, K. Proesmans B4 The Illusion Curse Drums, Percussion, Timpani – Kobe Electric Bass [El. Bass], Double Bass – Tim Piano – Wim Piano, Percussion, Sequencer [Sequence], Synthesizer [Juno], Field Recording – Aarich Vibraphone [Vibes], Marimba – Sep Viola – Karel Violin – Jeroen Vocals – Emiliana Written-By – A. Jespers, E. Torrini, K. Proesmans, M. Irglov, T. Vandenbergh B5 Racing The Storm Autoharp – Joris Caluwaerts Double Bass – Tim Guitar, Percussion, Piano, Sampler [Samples], Synthesizer [Juno], Vibraphone [Vibes], Percussion [Rotto Toms] – Aarich Percussion, Marimba – Kobe Piano – Howe Gelb tres – Filip Wouters Viola – Karel Violin – Jeroen Vocals – Emiliana Written-By – A. Jespers, E. Torrini, K. Proesmans, W. de Busser B6 Lonesome Fears Double Bass, Synth, Electric Bass [El. Bass] – Tim Drums, Percussion – Kobe Horn – Rozanne Descheemaeker Marimba – Sep Percussion [Parabolar] – Sigtryggur Baldursson Piano – Wim Piano [Prepared Piano], Synth, Percussion, Vibraphone [Vibes], Guitar [Delay Guitar] – Aarich Viola – Karel Violin – Jeroen Vocals – Emiliana Written-By – A. Jespers, E. Torrini, K. Proesmans, W. de Busser Related Content: Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . We ship Australia wide for a flat rate of $10 for standard shipping or $15 for express post. Free Shipping for orders $150 and over. You can also pick up your order in store, just select Local Pickup at the checkout. We also ship internationally – prices vary depending on weight and location. 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If you change your mind you have 30 days to return your record but you must cover the cost of returning it to the store. You can contact our Melbourne record shop at (03) 9939 3807 or at [email protected] Happy Listening! Description Hide Show Emiliana Torrini’s collaboration with The Colorist Orchestra on the album “Racing The Storm” is a captivating exploration of sound and emotion, blending Torrini’s ethereal vocals with the innovative orchestral arrangements of the ensemble. Released in 2023, this album marks a significant moment in Torrini’s career, showcasing her ability to evolve and experiment with her musical style while maintaining the enchanting quality that has defined her work. The partnership between Torrini and The Colorist Orchestra is not new; they previously collaborated on a live album in 2016, which was well-received for its fresh take on Torrini’s existing repertoire. “Racing The Storm,” however, is a collection of entirely new material, allowing both the singer and the orchestra to push creative boundaries. The result is a rich tapestry of sound that combines elements of folk, pop, and classical music, creating a unique listening experience that is both contemporary and timeless. One of the standout tracks on the album is “Hilton,” which opens with a delicate piano melody before building into a lush arrangement that highlights Torrini’s vocal prowess. Her voice, at once fragile and powerful, weaves through the orchestral backdrop, creating a sense of intimacy and grandeur. Another notable track is “Mikos,” where the interplay between the strings and percussion creates a dynamic and engaging soundscape. The Colorist Orchestra’s ability to blend traditional orchestral instruments with modern production techniques is evident throughout the album, providing a perfect complement to Torrini’s voice. Thematically, “Racing The Storm” explores concepts of nature, introspection, and resilience. Torrini’s lyrics are poetic and evocative, drawing the listener into a world of vivid imagery and emotion. The album’s title track, “Racing The Storm,” encapsulates this theme, with its sweeping arrangements and Torrini’s haunting vocals conveying a sense of urgency and beauty. Critically, “Racing The Storm” has been praised for its innovative approach and the seamless integration of Torrini’s songwriting with The Colorist Orchestra’s arrangements. Reviewers have noted the album’s ability to transcend genre boundaries, appealing to fans of both indie pop and classical music. The collaboration has been described as a meeting of musical minds, with Torrini and the orchestra bringing out the best in each other. While “Racing The Storm” may not have garnered major awards at the time of its release, its cultural significance lies in its demonstration of the power of collaboration and the potential for artists to reinvent themselves. Torrini, known for her work on tracks like “Jungle Drum” and “Sunny Road,” has once again proven her versatility and willingness to take creative risks. The Colorist Orchestra, with their innovative approach to orchestration, have solidified their reputation as pioneers in the field of contemporary classical music. In conclusion, “Racing The Storm” is a testament to the artistic synergy between Emiliana Torrini and The Colorist Orchestra. It is an album that invites listeners to embark on a journey through sound and emotion, offering a fresh perspective on Torrini’s artistry and the possibilities of orchestral music. Whether you are a long-time fan of Torrini or new to her work, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression with its beauty, depth, and originality. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review