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There is an official video for “Dizzy Heights”
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“Feeling” live:
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There is an official video for “Dizzy Heights”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
“Feeling” live:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Levin Goes Lighty’s “Dizzy Height” is not one but really two simultaneous debuts: Not only is this Levin Stadler’s first record. It is also the first record released by the new and upcoming Treibender Teppich Records from Stuttgart, Germany.
LoFi – Psychedelic – Pop Straight Beats, softly shimmering synthesizers, a delicate guitar and a low, dream-like voice – Levin Goes Lighty’s Debut “Dizzy Height” (out August 24, 13 on Treibender Teppich Records) fuses the entire Lo-Fi spectrum into
one conclusive whole. The result are songs like the casually cool no-wave-stomper “Metropolis” or the incandescent beach pop of “Feeling”. These minimalistic songs carry a dense, almost visible atmosphere. Anyone who has ever been to the Stuttgart Nordbahnhof, where decommissioned railroad wagons form an artists’ village behind which the tracks are rusty and have stood unused for ages, will instantly understand where the record’s lucidity, serenity and glittering sounds have their roots. Levin is a 24-year-old art student who lives and works in one of these discarded wagons. His music is inspired by this flair of being at once in the midst and at the edge of the city, as well as by his wildly overgrown, industrial surroundings.
LoFi – Psychedelic – Pop Straight Beats, softly shimmering synthesizers, a delicate guitar and a low, dream-like voice – Levin Goes Lighty’s Debut “Dizzy Height” (out August 24, 13 on Treibender Teppich Records) fuses the entire Lo-Fi spectrum into
one conclusive whole. The result are songs like the casually cool no-wave-stomper “Metropolis” or the incandescent beach pop of “Feeling”. These minimalistic songs carry a dense, almost visible atmosphere. Anyone who has ever been to the Stuttgart Nordbahnhof, where decommissioned railroad wagons form an artists’ village behind which the tracks are rusty and have stood unused for ages, will instantly understand where the record’s lucidity, serenity and glittering sounds have their roots. Levin is a 24-year-old art student who lives and works in one of these discarded wagons. His music is inspired by this flair of being at once in the midst and at the edge of the city, as well as by his wildly overgrown, industrial surroundings.