A new musical excursion from Kepa Lehtinen

A new musical excursion from Kepa Lehtinen …Face plant is a six  track
mini album of original contemporary classical music written for piano,
contrabass, and theremin. . The theremin is an century-old electronic
instrument that’s played by hand gestures rather than direct contact.

“Nobody uses theremin like I do. It is not a solo instrument anymore.
Because theremin responds to even the slightest movement (even to the
players breath) it has become the organic sonic cornerstone of my music.
It is the element that makes the soundscape really come to life ”

Breakdown of the Tracks…..

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Face plant “I am a 50 years old skateboarder. I have always loved the
expression ”Face plant” (an instance of falling face first into or
on to something.) If you skate on the limits of your skills you are
going to fall at some point. It is going to hurt.“

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Kontula   Kontula (2018) is my most beloved composition. (740 000
streams on Spotify) ”Kontula ” is a new solo remake of the  piano
version of the theme.

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Fall ”The mix of classical and retro electronic music makes ideas
escape easily and appreciate the changing season. Beautiful, very, very
beautiful.” Mika Roth/desibeli.net

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Nowhere ”Kepa gives an original instrument a new voice and expression
in a center stage manner that merges electronic with a future indie
classic. ” Ryan Martin/Jammerzine

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Lockdown…Arpeggios on a broken piano – the sound of a pandemic.

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It is ok to be a computer… Chiptune version of my track ”It is ok to
be sad and dark”  The last track on all my solo records is the
Commodore 64 version of some previous song. The Spotify algorithm will
punish me – lol.

Kepa Lehtinen has written music for many films, commercials, and TV
productions. He plays the piano, synthesizers, theremin.He released his
first solo album, Playing Theremin, in 2018. In 2019 he released
Helsinki in November and 2020 It is ok to be sad and dark. Last year
Kepa was chosen as the composer of the week on the prestigious moving
classics tv.