Vadak

~ Release by Thy Catafalque (see all versions of this release, 3 available)

Annotation

Limited to 350 copies.

Annotation last modified on 2021-09-12 09:23 UTC.

Tracklist

1▶12" Vinyl
2▼12" Vinyl
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C1A kupolaváros titka
recorded in:
Alicante, Alicante (Province of Alicante), Comunidad Valenciana (Valencian Community), Spain (from 2020 until 2021), Austin, Texas, United States (from 2020 until 2021), Budapest, Hungary (from 2020 until 2021), Buenos Aires, Argentina (from 2020 until 2021), Cluj-Napoca, Cluj (Cluj County), Romania (from 2020 until 2021), Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom (from 2020 until 2021), Haifa, H̱efa (Haifa District), Israel (from 2020 until 2021), Kharkiv, Kharkivs'ka Oblast' (Kharkiv Oblast), Ukraine (from 2020 until 2021), Novi Sad, Južnobački okrug (South Bačka District), Vojvodina, Serbia (from 2020 until 2021), Quarten, Sankt Gallen (Canton of St. Gallen), Switzerland (from 2020 until 2021), São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil (from 2020 until 2021) and Tuapse, Krasnodarskiy kray (Krasnodar Krai), Russia (from 2020 until 2021)
mixed in:
Budapest, Hungary
programming and mixer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
bass guitar, guitar and synthesizer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
saxophone:
Patricio Bottcher (saxophone)
vocals:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai) and Julia Pfiffner
recording of:
A kupolaváros titka
lyricist:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
composer:
Juhász János (Thy Catafalque, Gort, Namtar) and Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
3:19
C2Kiscsikó (Irénke dala)
recorded in:
Alicante, Alicante (Province of Alicante), Comunidad Valenciana (Valencian Community), Spain (from 2020 until 2021), Austin, Texas, United States (from 2020 until 2021), Budapest, Hungary (from 2020 until 2021), Buenos Aires, Argentina (from 2020 until 2021), Cluj-Napoca, Cluj (Cluj County), Romania (from 2020 until 2021), Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom (from 2020 until 2021), Haifa, H̱efa (Haifa District), Israel (from 2020 until 2021), Kharkiv, Kharkivs'ka Oblast' (Kharkiv Oblast), Ukraine (from 2020 until 2021), Novi Sad, Južnobački okrug (South Bačka District), Vojvodina, Serbia (from 2020 until 2021), Quarten, Sankt Gallen (Canton of St. Gallen), Switzerland (from 2020 until 2021), São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil (from 2020 until 2021) and Tuapse, Krasnodarskiy kray (Krasnodar Krai), Russia (from 2020 until 2021)
mixed in:
Budapest, Hungary
programming and mixer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
acoustic guitar:
Carolina Diez (guitar player)
alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, trombone and trumpet:
Artem Koryapin (trumpet, sax, trombone)
bass guitar, guitar and synthesizer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
recording of:
Kiscsikó (Irénke dala)
composer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
3:46
C3Piros-sárga
recorded in:
Alicante, Alicante (Province of Alicante), Comunidad Valenciana (Valencian Community), Spain (from 2020 until 2021), Austin, Texas, United States (from 2020 until 2021), Budapest, Hungary (from 2020 until 2021), Buenos Aires, Argentina (from 2020 until 2021), Cluj-Napoca, Cluj (Cluj County), Romania (from 2020 until 2021), Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom (from 2020 until 2021), Haifa, H̱efa (Haifa District), Israel (from 2020 until 2021), Kharkiv, Kharkivs'ka Oblast' (Kharkiv Oblast), Ukraine (from 2020 until 2021), Novi Sad, Južnobački okrug (South Bačka District), Vojvodina, Serbia (from 2020 until 2021), Quarten, Sankt Gallen (Canton of St. Gallen), Switzerland (from 2020 until 2021), São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil (from 2020 until 2021) and Tuapse, Krasnodarskiy kray (Krasnodar Krai), Russia (from 2020 until 2021)
mixed in:
Budapest, Hungary
programming and mixer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
bass guitar, guitar and synthesizer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
darbuka, riq and tabla:
Loay Makhoul
duduk:
Sean Pádraig (duduk)
saxophone, trombone and trumpet:
Dadan Bogdanović (trumpet, sax, trombone)
vocals:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai) and András Vörös (singer)
recording of:
Piros‐sárga
lyricist and composer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
35:06
D1Vadak (Az átváltozás rítusai)
recorded in:
Alicante, Alicante (Province of Alicante), Comunidad Valenciana (Valencian Community), Spain (from 2020 until 2021), Austin, Texas, United States (from 2020 until 2021), Budapest, Hungary (from 2020 until 2021), Buenos Aires, Argentina (from 2020 until 2021), Cluj-Napoca, Cluj (Cluj County), Romania (from 2020 until 2021), Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom (from 2020 until 2021), Haifa, H̱efa (Haifa District), Israel (from 2020 until 2021), Kharkiv, Kharkivs'ka Oblast' (Kharkiv Oblast), Ukraine (from 2020 until 2021), Novi Sad, Južnobački okrug (South Bačka District), Vojvodina, Serbia (from 2020 until 2021), Quarten, Sankt Gallen (Canton of St. Gallen), Switzerland (from 2020 until 2021), São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil (from 2020 until 2021) and Tuapse, Krasnodarskiy kray (Krasnodar Krai), Russia (from 2020 until 2021)
mixed in:
Budapest, Hungary
programming and mixer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
bass guitar and synthesizer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
guitar:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai) and Breno Machado (guitar player)
saxophone:
Jelasity Péter (saxophone)
violin:
Chris Lyons (violin)
vocals:
Martina Veronika Horváth (singer) and Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
recording of:
Vadak (Az átváltozás rítusai)
lyricist and composer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
12:24
D2Zúzmara
recorded in:
Alicante, Alicante (Province of Alicante), Comunidad Valenciana (Valencian Community), Spain (from 2020 until 2021), Austin, Texas, United States (from 2020 until 2021), Budapest, Hungary (from 2020 until 2021), Buenos Aires, Argentina (from 2020 until 2021), Cluj-Napoca, Cluj (Cluj County), Romania (from 2020 until 2021), Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom (from 2020 until 2021), Haifa, H̱efa (Haifa District), Israel (from 2020 until 2021), Kharkiv, Kharkivs'ka Oblast' (Kharkiv Oblast), Ukraine (from 2020 until 2021), Novi Sad, Južnobački okrug (South Bačka District), Vojvodina, Serbia (from 2020 until 2021), Quarten, Sankt Gallen (Canton of St. Gallen), Switzerland (from 2020 until 2021), São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil (from 2020 until 2021) and Tuapse, Krasnodarskiy kray (Krasnodar Krai), Russia (from 2020 until 2021)
mixed in:
Budapest, Hungary
programming and mixer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
bass guitar, guitar and synthesizer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
cello:
Artem Litovchenko (cello)
vocals:
Martina Veronika Horváth (singer) and Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
recording of:
Zúzmara
lyricist and composer:
Kátai Tamás (Tamás Kátai)
5:33