Los pétalos que dormimos is the first solo studio album by Ivo Saint, composed mainly in Sweden and Spain.
The intimate character of his music engenders feelings of being torn and exiled, breathing irony and at the same time optimism.
It is fundamentally an album of chamber music in which most of the instrumentation were recorded by the artist and also involves the participation of several guest artists.
It was independently produced, recorded in the Central Art Process studios, and distributed by the music label WhataboutMusic® .
Credits:
Ivo Saint: voice, violin, viola, piano, electric and acoustic guitar, acordion, percussion, musical saw, glockenspiel, electronics, composition.
Frances Bartlett: cello (1, 5, 8, 11, 16)
Carola Ortiz: clarinet & bass clarinet (2, 7, 8, 9, 13)
Ewa Wikström: voice (8, 11) acordion (16)
Claudia Gomez: piano (8, 15)
Guillermo Rizzotto: electric guitar & electronics (3, 9, 11, 14)
Quile Estevez: drum (3, 9)
Miguel Serna: double bass (1, 3, 9)
Recorded in November 2010 at the CentralArtProcess Studio in Barcelona. Sound Engineer Quile Estevez.
Mastering by Yann de Kéroullas, Studio AAA
Album cover image: Instalation by Sophia Daly-Rosin
Album cover design: Silvia Poch
Very special tanks to:
My Mom & Dad, Erica, Sandra, Camila, Nacho, Isabella. Fatima.
Sofia Sunsais, Sveta, Marina and Tanya Lasalle, Maru Di Pace, Leslie Helpert, Chio Allin, Naomi Wedman, Rebeka, Anna Fürstenberg, Dave Bianchi, Aurelian, Paolo Angeli, Katou Sheng, Gorka Ferrero, German Peraire, Emilia Ramsin Barlas, Jessica Karlsson, Annika Karlsson, Karen Sebalj, Sophia Daly-Rosin, Silvia Poch, Nestor Calderer, Aleksandra Olenka, Julie Satie, Luis Simoes, Yann De Keroullas, Andrea, Cecilia Bienati, Dario Asunto, Lau Rita, Maiten Rinaldi, Lisa Bause, Pablo Alonso, Rodolfo Biaggiotto, Thea Skallevold, Stla, Laure Klarwein and family, El Salterio, Caj Chai Tea House, El Jardí Café, La Otra Carbonería. The magnificent musicians that colaborate on this album, Frances Bartlett, Carola Ortiz, Ewa Wikström, Claudia Gomez, Guillermo Rizzotto, Quile Estevez & Miguel Serna. To Clarice Lispector for so much inspiration.
For making all this happened, for so much love and patience, understanding and colaborating, tanks to all of you.
...to Vilde Ling
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