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Multiple Grammy-award winning writer, composer, producer, and performer William Orbit is considered a pioneer of electronic music and one of contemporary pop’s most innovative artists. Now, following the release of his 2022 album ‘The Painter’ (acclaimed by Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, and The Guardian), Orbit is back on Anjunadeep with two powerful remixes of his 2021 EP ‘Starbeam’ courtesy of label mainstays Dosem and Douran.
Dosem’s remix debuted at Anjundeep Printworks in 2021 and features the Spaniards characteristic rousing techno sensibility, whilst Douran’s reimagining follows the original’s exultant string arrangement, adding fluttering toplines over a pulsing bassline.
In a career spanning 40 years, Orbit’s influence is insurmountable. Producing some of pop music’s most seminal records – Madonna’s ‘Ray Of Light’ and ‘MDNA’, Blur’s ‘13’, Robbie Williams’ ‘Rudebox’, Finley Quaye’s ‘Dice’, Pink’s ‘Feel Good Time’ and All Saints’ ‘Testament’ to name a few – he has won 3 Grammy Awards and been nominated a further 5 times, with work on albums by U2, Britney Spears, Beth Orton, Queen and Michael Jackson. Immersed in the worlds of classical, pop and electronic, his contributions to contemporary music illustrate a great cadence of alchemic studio fusions and what he calls ‘curating serendipity’. ‘Starbeam’, Orbit’s 4-track EP on Anjunadeep last year, was William’s first solo release in seven years and marked his label debut, garnering support on BBC Radio 1 and Kiss Fm.
Release date: 18th October 2022
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Facts About Music and Music Festivals
Music has played an important role in people’s daily lives for thousands of years. It’s not just entertainment – it’s a form of art and a vital means of cultural exchange. Today, music is a multibillion dollar industry, driven by the growing demand for music consumption. Its activities encompass production, distribution, publishing, and live concerts. Streaming accounts for a large part of the industry’s overall revenue, although physical sales are declining.
In the 1980s, rock and roll started to evolve and become several different genres. Rock bands typically consist of electric guitars, bass, and lead vocalists. Their songs are energetic and fast-paced. They are also known for their strong stage presence. The early Los Angeles bands became famous on Sunset Strip and were followed by the punk rock movement. Today, there is a broad spectrum of rock music genres that include nu-metal, pop, and alternative rock.
World music was born in 1982-83 when American and British record labels began to promote music from other countries. African music became synonymous with world music for a time. The first international world music star was the Nigerian juju bandleader King Sunny Ade, whose albums sold over 100,000 copies in the United States. And after the success of “Graceland,” other world music genres began to emerge.
The Grammy Museum is a great place to learn about the history of music and the recording process. The exhibits will give you an idea of how music is produced and the significance of the Grammy Awards. You can also learn about the legendary Grammy winners such as Michael Jackson, Dolly Parton, and Taylor Swift.
