New Mexico desert, July 8, 1947. A local rancher discovers in a hardly accessible place debris of what appears to be a flying saucer.
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UFO enthusiast, fascinated by the mysteries of the cosmos, Rémi Orts embarked on the track of this global event to turn it into a universal and electronic ode. His new album, “We are not alone in this universe” sets out the artist’s theory in 12 musical themes directly inspired by authentic audiotaped testimonies, which can be listened to throughout the album. The CD artwork was created by Jean-Luc Galiana, cartoonist. It is precisely his latest comic book released in 2013 that inspired the composer. “Heubeheu” tells on a humorous tone the story of the surviving Roswell creature.
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Rémi Orts also asked Alan B. to write the prologue. Mandala Chakras and Alina from Radio Arcadia lent their voices for the French narratives, and Gary Purifory fromMTR Radio for the English ones. With this new album, Rémi Orts invents a new art form: the musical documentary.
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Original and convincing, his approach should not leave the listeners indifferent.
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At the end of the last note of the album, the conclusion is obvious : We are definitely not alone in the universe!
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For more information on the aforementioned contributors to the project, follow the links below:
* Listen the album *
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