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Fresh from the six person strong spiritual jazz band extravaganza of 2017’s warmly received album The Animal Spirits, synth wizard James Holden offers up yet another addition to his archive: an album of solo synth work written to accompany the critically-acclaimed documentary A Cambodian Spring, which following international film festival success, a programme of UK-wide screenings and a near worldwide slot on MUBI is currently available to buy on DVD, Blu-Ray, download and stream. Standing in contrast to Holden’s recent impulse towards live collaboration (which as well as his newly-expanded touring band The Animal Spirits has also encompassed collaborations with Moroccan Maalems Mahmoud and Houssam Guinia and tabla player Camilo Tirado), the UK electronic stalwart’s first film soundtrack is a solo studio affair, drawing on his favourite go-to analogue instruments to showcase the many sides of his diverse musical leanings throughout fourteen tracks of pulsing melancholy, foreboding drone and even the occasional burst of beatless trance.The starting point for the soundtrack was the emotive ‘Self-Playing Schmaltz’, the closing track of Holden’s 2013 album The Inheritors, which documentary director Chris Kelly had used in an early rough cut to soundtrack what would eventually become the shocking and dramatic denouement of the whole film. Holden’s haunting, decaying synth lines seemed to line up perfectly with the fraught images of a community in breakdown, and it was this serendipity that prompted Kelly to invite Holden to work on a whole new original soundtrack for the rest of the film. The signature Prophet 600 sound palette which dominated The Inheritors also features heavily here, supplemented by a cranky old Hammond organ which was inadvertently sacrificed to the cause when the ominous rumbles coaxed out during the three-part ‘Disintegration Drone’ turned out to be the sound of the aged machine’s internal speaker cone tearing itself to bits (thus neatly mirroring the on-screen disintegration of Cambodian society during the post-election Cambodian Spring uprising). But the musical highlight here is undoubtedly the soaring, uplifting arpeggios of the ‘Solidarity Theme’, where trance functions as the international musical language of solidarity to accompany the moment that land rights campaigners Srey Pov and Tep Vanny are freed from prison, a rare glimpse of hope set against what is an otherwise rather sombre narrative as we watch the forces of international development inexorably destroy the homes and community of the Boeung Kak lakeside area in Phnomh Penh.Holden’s first foray into the world of film soundtrack is certainly powerful and arresting when viewed in context, set against the striking collection of images assembled by A Cambodian Spring director Chris Kelly to produce a number of genuinely emotive moments, both tragic and uplifting. But as a stand alone album release it also has much to offer, with cleansing, contemplative drone and euphoric melodies alike. When viewed chronologically, Holden’s desire to engage with a broad spectrum of electronic music may mean that his back catalogue can occasionally appear somewhat schizophrenic, but in the case of A Cambodian Spring the epic documentary format and the wide-ranging human emotions on display here provide the perfect format for Holden to showcase the full breadth of his musical tastes.The ‘A Cambodian Spring OST’ vinyl release also includes sleeve notes by Imaginary Cities author Darran Anderson. Film trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7t12Am6DM18Film website: https://acambodianspring.com/

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James Alexander Goodale Holden (born 7 June 1979) is a Britishelectronic music artist and DJ.

• 2Selected discography

Career[edit]

Holden started his career in 1999 at age 19, when he released the trance single 'Horizons', which he created with the freeware softwareBuzz.^[2] After this he released numerous singles and remixes on different labels such as Lost Language, Perfecto Recordings, and Positiva Recordings. He was also one-third of Mainline, which was responsible for the double single of 'Narcotic' and 'Innerspace'. He has also worked with singer Julie Thompson as Holden & Thompson. He grew up in Market Bosworth, Leicestershire, before studying mathematics at Oxford University.^[3]

Holden kicked off his record label Border Community with his own future single 'A Break in the Clouds'. From then on, he has released remixes of artists from Madonna and Britney Spears, through Depeche Mode and New Order, to Nathan Fake and Kieran Hebden and Steve Reid. In April 2006, his mix album James Holden at the Controls was Mixmag 's 'Album of the Month'.

In 2006, Holden released The Idiots are Winning, described by The Guardian as 'the most astonishing debut in electronic music since Boards of Canada's Music Has the Right to Children.'^[4]

Border Community kickstarted the careers of many young musicians, such as Nathan Fake, Fairmont and Holden. James Holden often performs alongside his labelmates at one of his Border Community label nights at Corsica Studios in London.

Selected discography[edit]

Mix albums[edit]

• Fear of a Silver Planet (Silver Planet)
• Balance 005 (EQ (Grey))
• At the Controls (Resist Music)
• Dj-Kicks: James Holden (!K7)

Albums[edit]

• The Idiots Are Winning (2006, Border Community)
• The Inheritors (2013, Border Community)
• The Animal Spirits (2017, Border Community)

The Inheritors

Singles[edit]

• Milky Globe & James Holden – 'Sun Spots' (LoEB)
• James Holden – 'The Wheel' (Cocoon)
• Holden & Thompson – 'Nothing' (loaded) – UK #51^[5]
• 'Spongiform Lifeblood' (Border Community)
• 'A Break in the Clouds' (Border Community)
• Holden & Thompson – 'Come To Me' (loaded)
• 'Solstice/I Have Put Out the Light' (Silver Planet)
• 'One For You' (Direction Records, Silver Planet)
• 'Horizons' (INCredible)
• 'Renata' (Border Community)

Remixes[edit]

• 3 Phase feat. Dr. Motte – 'Der Klang Der Familie' (James Holden Wet & Fucked Mix)
• Aaron-Carl – 'Dance Naked' (James Holden Remix)
• Accadia – 'Into the Dawn' (James Holden Remix)
• André Kraml – 'Safari' (James Holden Remix)
• Avus – 'Fancy Arse' (James Holden's Sunday Night Remix)
• Black Strobe – 'Nazi Trance Fuck Off' (Holden Mix)
• Blue Amazon – 'Breathe' (James Holden Remix)
• Blu Peter – 'Funky Suite' (James Holden Remix)
• Britney Spears – 'Breathe on Me' (Holden Dub)
• Britney Spears – 'Breathe on Me' (Holden Vocal Mix)
• Caribou – 'Bowls' (Holden Remix)
• The Coffee Boys – 'The Touch' (James Holden Remix)
• Depeche Mode – 'The Darkest Star' (James Holden Remix/Dub)
• Dextro – 'Do You Need Help' (Holden Acoustic/Noise Tool)
• Electrique Boutique – 'Revelation' (James Holden Remix)
• Joshua Ryan – 'Pistolwhip' (James Holden Remix)
• Kieran Hebden and Steve Reid – 'The Sun Never Sets' (Holden Remix)
• Kirsty Hawkshaw – 'Fine Day' (James Holden Remix)
• Loki – 'NYC Underground' (James Holden Inertia Remix)
• Madonna – 'Get Together' (James Holden Mix)
• Meerkat – 'Colours' (James Holden Re-edit)
• Mercury Rev – 'Senses On Fire' (Holden Mix)^[6]
• Mogwai – 'The Sun Smells Too Loud' (Holden Mix)
• Misstress Barbara – 'Barcelona' (Holden Bass Tool)
• Misstress Barbara – 'Barcelona' (Holden Bell Dub)
• Nathan Fake – 'The Sky Was Pink' (Holden Remix)
• Nathan Fake – 'The Sky Was Pink' (Holden Noise Tool)
• New Order – 'Someone Like You' (James Holden Heavy Dub)
• Radiohead – 'Reckoner' (Holden Mix) ^[7]
• Roland Klinkenberg – 'Inner Laugh' (James Holden Remix)
• Solid Sessions – 'Janeiro' (James Holden Remix)
• System 7 – 'Planet 7' (James Holden Remix)
• Timo Maas presents Mad Dogs – 'Better Make Room' (James Holden Remix)
• Ultra Violet – 'Heaven' (James Holden's Ariane Dub)
• Watergate – 'Heart of Asia' (James Holden Remix)

References[edit]

James Holden

1. ^Play.fm
2. ^'James Holden'. beatfactor.net. Archived from the original on 23 July 2011. Retrieved 5 May 2012. The stuff everyone is really interested in begins aged 19, with a track called “Horizons”. Written during his summer holidays from his maths degree at Oxford University on a £500 PC and a piece of revolutionary music software called Buzz (a freeware internet download), this crossover anthem of the summer of 1999 propelled young James and his bedroom set-up into the top flight of dance music production.Cite uses deprecated parameter deadurl= (help)CS1 maint: unfit url (link)
3. ^http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/jamesholden/biography
4. ^Guardian.co.uk
5. ^Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 254. ISBN1-904994-10-5.
6. ^'Senses On Fire' Remix
7. ^'Reckoner' RemixArchived 18 December 2008 at the Wayback Machine

External links[edit]

• James Holden discography at Discogs