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Onirik Oni-Ki
Good Bye Schlesi Ep

Good Bye Schlesi Ep
Good Bye Schlesi EpGood Bye Schlesi Ep

Catno

GH08

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Germany

Release date

Genres

House

Styles

Garage Hermétique bids farewell to the music studio where many seeds were planted between 2016 and 2020, including Onirik's solo projects and collaborations. Hidden under the Schlesicher Tor underground station, it was a chaotic but special place. This release contains a number of tracks recorded at the beloved location, with different aesthetics, seeking a balance between positive and mysterious vibes. On A1 and B1 we find two tracks from the collaborative project Oni-KI. On A2 we find a west coast infused joint recorded with jazz pianist (and ex-Flatmate) Uri Gincel. The Ep is rounded off on B2 with a solo production by Onirik, aimed at potential mind relaxation. Good Bye Schlesi.

Ltd pressing of 150 copies

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: Not Graded

14.5€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Oni-Ki - Rabenflug

A2

Onirik - & Uri Gincel - Meier Low Rider

B1

Oni-Ki - Critical Massa

B2

Onirik - Ebb & Flow

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