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“Cassettes, records, and CD’s have made the biggest resurgence recently and Silence_Castor has been reveling in this renaissance. Having lived most of his childhood in the 90’s, he grew up during a time of one of the fastest and most intense technology booms in decades. Within the blink of an eye, Walkmans became Discmans and soon after became MP3 players. CRT TV’s and monitors became LCD, then LED. Spending time with friends outside became spending time with friends texting, and then eventually spending time on social media.
After watching these last 30 years unfold, Silence_Castor decided to turn back and capture some of the beautiful wonder of the 90’s on this newest release. This album is the result of a profound lack of sleep and 3 years of working from home.”
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Petite Victory Collective presents 'Minimal City Vol. 2'. For those following us since the very beginning, you know that sustainability and eco-friendly are some of the keywords of the collective. The collective act towards ecological concerns through music compilations and diverse events supporting ecological initiatives.
Engaging the music community to take action for the environnement is definitely on our to do list. Mostly because there’s no planet B! We are trying to use these challenging times to develop our creativity while pushing boundaries. For this second volume of Minimal City, our artists had to create tracks with samples of Trash recorded during some of our latest workshops.
We're super proud of the team effort on this compilation toward a greener world. From minimal house, ambient, surrealist, DAWless and electronic music, there’s definitely gems for all of you music lovers out there.
All proceeds from the sales of ‘Minimal City Vol. 2’ will be funneled directly to BUY FOOD WITH PLASTIC. An organisation built entirely on voluntary contributions, with a core team working hard to coordinate events worldwide that unite people and provide solutions to urgent local problems, such as environmental pollution, hunger, lack of education and poverty.