Birth, by Orchid-Star

Birth

by Orchid-Star

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6

releases

Get all 6 Orchid-Star releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Faster Reimagined, Passion (2020 reissue), Merge, Faster, Birth (+ reBirth - remixes by Youth, Tripswitch, Kuba, Subsonar and Pete Ardron), and Birth. , and , .

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1.	Deep Down 08:10	buy track
2.	Mouse 05:08	buy track
3.	Passion 09:07	buy track
4.	Butterflies 08:19	buy track
5.	Khambhat 09:20	buy track
6.	The Heart of Ibu-at 07:04	buy track
7.	A Day Out of Time 08:08	buy track
8.	Wildflower 09:49	buy track

about

Orchid-star's first album - released first as a limited edition in 2007 as 'Pete Ardron's Orchid-Star - Birth' and then by Liquid Sound in 2008 along with reBirth - the whole album remixed by Youth, Tripswitch, Kuba, Subsonar and Pete.
Re-released by Pink Hampster in 2008

credits

released April 27, 2007

Myo (vocals)
Samanta Ray (vocals)
Pierre Luigi (bass, guitar)
Kait Farbon (violin)
Becky Dell (marimba, glockenspiel, vocals, djembe)
Jon Bongly (congas, darbouka, timbales)
Bagz (electronic percussion)
Diane Everitt (bare feet, ankle bracelet and hip-scarf)
Onyx Ashanti (wind synth)
Pete Ardron (keyboards)

all tracks written by Pete Ardron
except ‘Mouse’ by Pete and Myo (Ardron, Tocko-Salvetti)
and ‘Passion’ by Pete and Samanta Ray (Ardron, Drennan)

engineered and produced by Pete at Pink Hampster
mastered by Pete at Pink Hampster

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about

Orchid-Star London, UK

Orchid-Star was put together in 2005 by Pete Ardron, initially as a live vehicle for music written for his chill-out DJ sets.
Gigging with anything from the core 3-piece of Pete, Myo (vocals) and Pierre Luigi (guitar and bass) to 10 on stage, it has been a varied journey, as the solo project gradually grew into a true collective endeavour. ... more