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"Totem Dada" Single

by Lost in a State

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"Totem Dada" is partially inspired by the imagery of the Salish Sea region, in the Pacific Northwest of the U.S. and Canada. However, the track is truly a global collaboration. The poem is by Olympia, Washington-based writer Lost in a State (aka Matthew Peipert). Signal Box (aka Robin Anthony Coe), a Brit residing in Tokyo, combines his guitar with the percussion of Octavio Salman, a Salvadoran living in Barcelona. U.K.-based Martin Cantwell contributes his production skills, while American artist Ben Peipert (residing in Taipei) provides the vivid cover art and You Kyoung Jung (a Korean living in Olympia) assists with the cover design.

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released December 20, 2016
Guitar - Robin Anthony Coe
Percussion - Octavio Salman
Mixing & production - Martin Cantwell

Cover art - Ben Peipert
Cover design - You Kyoung Jung

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Terminal 2 Recordings Tokyo, Japan

Terminal 2 Recordings is a showcase for eclectic sounds from Tokyo, London and Portland, Oregon. Established in 2015, it features music from artists including Signal Box, MMA, Lost in a State, Mark R. Heath, Songs of the Sea, Mischievous Giants, Shoko Yoshida, Jupleberries, Sheonator Pseak, Language of the Birds, Low-Velocity Society and Watsona, with a number of guest collaborators. ... more

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