osF (2003)
by Shira Z. Carmel
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01 Lalalalala
02:49
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02 lorotza
03:03
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03 piece of mind
02:32
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04 makoMeduyaKarega
01:22
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05 bacheder hakatan
00:40
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06 someoneday (sod)
03:14
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07 happynow
02:08
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08 sh
02:25
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09 ahuv li
03:43
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10 veulai
01:12
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11 chazak
01:30
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12 ma.avar
00:34
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13 a moment
05:52
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14 rhythm section
05:11
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about
original cd text (2003)
osF (pronounced like and deriving from the hebrew word 'osef' which means collection and/or compilation) is a hand made CD.
Except for the computer with which I recorded the songs and created a few sounds, it is an analog compilation composed for the great sweet (analog) 'casiotone 403' synthesizer and Shira (me) :)
I composed all songs wrote all lyrics (soon to be uploaded) played all instruments (well.. - pushed all buttons in order for it to sound like different instruments), recorded, mastered (hmm.. there's a reason why this cd is called the LOW-TECH compilation) and produced everything.
and sang. of course:)
osF was created in the sweet little sound studio of my uni class in Vienna over the period of the last 3 months (more or less) in which me myself I and the 403 spent sleepless nights for your (and mostly our) musical pleasure.
It was my oasis in the desert of machines which is my class space.. lots of the songs are 'siblingsongs' - cut from the same sessions. the one exception (sound and concept wise) is someoneday which is a not-to-be-recognized version of the Gershwins 'the man I love'. someoneday ('sod') also has a video (though I like the song more, to be honest). 'sh' also has a video. this was all a part of my semester presentation btw.
ok - time for acknowledgements - I would like to sincerely thank: God, my family, heike , and thomas felder for making it possible for me to sing and record; and for christian for his beloved casio-tone.
shalom uvracha
osF (pronounced like and deriving from the hebrew word 'osef' which means collection and/or compilation) is a hand made CD.
Except for the computer with which I recorded the songs and created a few sounds, it is an analog compilation composed for the great sweet (analog) 'casiotone 403' synthesizer and Shira (me) :)
I composed all songs wrote all lyrics (soon to be uploaded) played all instruments (well.. - pushed all buttons in order for it to sound like different instruments), recorded, mastered (hmm.. there's a reason why this cd is called the LOW-TECH compilation) and produced everything.
and sang. of course:)
osF was created in the sweet little sound studio of my uni class in Vienna over the period of the last 3 months (more or less) in which me myself I and the 403 spent sleepless nights for your (and mostly our) musical pleasure.
It was my oasis in the desert of machines which is my class space.. lots of the songs are 'siblingsongs' - cut from the same sessions. the one exception (sound and concept wise) is someoneday which is a not-to-be-recognized version of the Gershwins 'the man I love'. someoneday ('sod') also has a video (though I like the song more, to be honest). 'sh' also has a video. this was all a part of my semester presentation btw.
ok - time for acknowledgements - I would like to sincerely thank: God, my family, heike , and thomas felder for making it possible for me to sing and record; and for christian for his beloved casio-tone.
shalom uvracha
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released June 19, 2003
Music / Lyrics / Voice / Casio / Everything - Shira Z. Carmel
Music / Lyrics / Voice / Casio / Everything - Shira Z. Carmel
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Shira Z. Carmel Jerusalem, Israel
Shira Z. Carmel is a singer songwriter from Jerusalem.
Her bands include "The Hazelnuts", "Shira Z. Carmel and her Brasserie" the "Shira Z. Carmel Quartet" and "The Technicalities"
Visit ShiraCarmel.com for more!
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Jun 2003
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