Deviance

Rumori

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The debut solo EP of sound engineer and composer Jason Adams (Danketsu 9, Choyas).

Emerging from live performances, every track is comprised entirely of sounds from effected cello, focusing on creating its own environment with range across each piece of music. From the slow and oppressive creep of opener "Tarantula", to the frenzied "Shrouded", to the optimistic beauty of "Swept", the EP explores emotional spaces with patience, minimalism, and subtlety. The compositions operate as accompaniment or focal points, building tension and engagement by layering and developing sonic worlds.

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Tarantula 5:17

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Connemara 3:44

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Shrouded 3:40

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Algi 2:32

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Shadow Of 3:42

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Deviance 4:07

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Swept 4:14

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"Tarantula" Music Video

Director, Editor: Andrew Rodriquez
Art Director: Uel Renteria
Director of Photography: Matt Freiheit
Starring Jason Adams and Izzi Rojas

RUMORI

Los Angeles, CA

Rumori (Danketsu 9, Choyas) is the solo project of Jason Adams, focused on using unexpected textures and minimal melodies from heavily effected cello. After playing numerous live shows in Southern California, interviews and performance sessions with Otto's Space Grotto and Knife Play, and releases as part of various ensembles on Patient Sounds, Tapeworm, and Never Anything Records, Rumori has grown a dedicated following in the experimental scene.

Deviance, the debut EP, was released December 3rd, 2019 via Wishful Thinking Records. These compositions are the result of a tightly honed live set comprised entirely of sounds from effected cello. Each of the seven tracks focuses on creating its own environment with surprising range across each piece of music. From the slow and oppressive creep of opener "Tarantula", to the frenzied "Shrouded", to the optimistic beauty of "Swept", the EP explores emotional spaces with patience, minimalism, and subtlety. Certain tracks have already received placement in film scores, and for good reason: the title track, for instance, builds tension and engagement despite a lack of traditional melody, choosing instead to layer and develop its expansive sound design.

Rumori teamed up with award-winning director Andrew Rodriquez and art director Uel Renteria to create a unique music video for "Tarantula", set in Renteria's psychedelic world of paintography. You can watch the video and listen to the single below.

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