Where the Community Grows

by Polygon Matic

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1.	Warm Memories 02:52	buy track
2.	Where the Community Grows 04:36	buy track
3.	Weekend Gathering 04:35	buy track
4.	Waiting 02:52	buy track
5.	Weird Insect 06:12	buy track
6.	When You Catch the Fire 02:54	buy track
7.	Winter Playground 04:26	buy track
8.	Weary 03:49	buy track
9.	Wander 04:56	buy track
10.	We're Together 04:44	buy track
11.	Weather Report 05:17	buy track
12.	White Curtrain Fade 03:04	buy track

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A group of friends (the Community) decides to gather around a fire like they always do in the weekend. Once they sit down and meditate, they start recalling long forgotten child memories, such as when one of them used to chase after insects and hunt for Praying Mantises.

Part of the meditation process involves "Catching the fire", that is, realizing important bits of your childhood with the new eyes of a grown up man. The record ends with one last memory, the sight of a white curtrain moved by the wind, a women behind it smiling at you and afternoon cartoons in the background; you realize, you see, that's the key.

Most of the songs talk about the psychology and behaviour of a specific member of the Community in relation to the memories he's recalling. In addition, every track starts with the letter W: that letter symbolises every member, a symmetric shape, their mark.
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released September 21, 2018 on Kaiseki Digital
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released September 21, 2018

Polygon Matic/Hexacloud (Giovanni di Capua)

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Polygon Matic Cortina D'Ampezzo, Italy

Giovanni di Capua is an indepent music producer, mostly attracted to everything that's analog, vintage, and nostalgic.

What distincts him is his natural creativity and will to change style every time he can, often times creating micro universes within his projects. ... more

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