✨ reBirth: The Long-Awaited Return of NoSushi
In the world of electronic music, some legacies never truly fade; they simply go into hibernation, waiting for the right moment to resurface. The album “reBirth” marks a monumental milestone in our history, as it signals the definitive return of NoSushi to the creative forefront.
A Legacy Handed Over and Reclaimed
To understand the weight of this album, one must look back to 1996. That year was a prolific era for NoSushi, characterized by an outpouring of raw, experimental electronic tracks that defined the early identity of our sound. However, as the chapters of life shifted, NoSushi chose to hand over the torch of production to Phoebus. For years, the project remained in a state of quiet transition, with Phoebus steering the musical direction while the original spirit of NoSushi remained a foundational memory.
Everything changed in 2019. After a long silence, inspiration didn’t just whisper—it knocked loudly on the door. The creative spark was reignited, leading to a surge of new energy and ideas. “reBirth” is the direct reflection of this awakening. These 11 tracks represent the fusion of decades of experience with a fresh, modern perspective on electronic and ambient composition.
11 Reflections of a New Era
The tracklist of reBirth takes the listener through a diverse landscape of emotions and atmospheres. From the expansive, 11-minute journey of “AB 10 Solar” to the deeply personal and nostalgic reflections of “1967” and “1966,” the album explores the passage of time and the resilience of the artistic spirit.
Tracks like “The storm does not define you” and “Mid Life” suggest a mature, introspective look at the challenges we face, while “Ocean” and “Au port” continue our long-standing fascination with aquatic and atmospheric grounding. This is a collection of music that honors the past of 1996 while firmly embracing the limitless possibilities discovered in 2019.
🎧 ReBirth Tracklist:
AB 10 Solar (11:12)
Au port (09:36)
Ocean (08:57)
The storm does not define you (07:08)
Nephilims (06:30)
C26 2 (05:42)
If you only knew (04:39)
Fall down (04:38)
1967 (03:50)
Mid Life (03:40)
1966 (03:12)
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