Time of Marcker, by LA Timpa

Time of Marcker

by LA Timpa

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releases May 17, 2024

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1.	Orin 01:41	lyrics	buy track
A redemptive fog on me Now it surrounds my backwood I surrender or never feel Only hear the strum Or maybe it belong (Could expect that) Could say I’m feeding my news My misery and hurt is your export when I count loops and then react what does it mean If the spirit admires Forever trust in every word Usually it’s the root of it all Flowers belong firm - Everything is true in me Don’t even feel I belong If it’s true guess I really love you
2.	Kind to worst ways
3.	Show
4.	TI09 NAL
5.	Redo (Etching for walls)
6.	Can't nothing be free
7.	Ornary pt.2 01:39	lyrics	buy track
It could’ve passed me by True love’s lost in a blip As long as he’s around I’ll try, try Someone knocking in our house What’s a truce to you That’s not my redeemer
8.	Spar

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The writer’s fourth output is dense with music composition, songs and lyricism grounded in battles and the reconstruction of one’s “old self”. Steeped in themes of reconciliation, destruction & rebuilding, outsiderism, retribution, nature & animals - all serving as pillars in cultivating a mass of inner peace. Drawing from different emotions; regret, love, stillness, stress, courage and fear - the writer deeply faces the innermost condition of the mind.

From start to finish the album unfolds like an open diary acting as a comprehensive and detailed entry and coming just months after his 27-hour long performance ‘Sands’ at Gavin Brown gallery Sant'Andrea de Scaphis where he explored varied iterations of the songs that would now make up the majority of the album. Similarly as with viewing sculpture or witnessing the performance - Timpa plays between when things begin and end with this output. Comparatively, more so than in previous releases we find the singer, writer/ producer’s poetic lyricism front center of all the dense and smokey musical atmosphere - at moments; in stark contemplation but at all times eager in dialogue with present self.

Recorded between New York City, Paris, Richmond Hill,
Ontario & Berlin
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Time of Marcker (LP4)

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releases May 17, 2024

Written, recorded & produced by LA Timpa
Mastered by Amir Shoat

Cover photography & artwork by LA Timpa
Type Design by Isha Dipika Walia
Album photography by Solomon Garçon & Taylor Thoroski

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