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== Background == | == Background == | ||
Röyksopp is an electronic duo that formed in 1998. Their first single was "So Easy", released the following year. They also contributed tracks to various compilation albums, such as "Your Hands" to ''Arctic Circles 2'' in 1999 and "Wooden Leg" to ''Le Big Sloppy Kiss'' in 2000. In 2001, the duo released its first public album, ''Melody A.M.'' | Röyksopp is an electronic duo that formed in 1998, consisting of Svein Berge and Torbjørn Brundtland. Their first single was "So Easy", released the following year. They also contributed tracks to various compilation albums, such as "Your Hands" to ''Arctic Circles 2'' in 1999 and "Wooden Leg" to ''Le Big Sloppy Kiss'' in 2000. In 2001, the duo released its first public album, ''Melody A.M.'' | ||
''Jesudas'' predates ''Melody A.M.'' by two years; it originally contained nine tracks | ''Jesudas'' predates ''Melody A.M.'' by two years; it originally contained nine tracks and was handed out privately to friends and fellow musicians. After being strongly praised, a 13 track CD version was released of which only six copies were produced. With the exception of "Stronghold", none of its tracks are available or known. This track was planned to be included on ''Melody A.M.'', but left out due to space restrictions.<ref>[https://royksopp.com/2011/02/track-of-the-month-january-2011/ Track Of The Month January: Stronghold] Retrieved 21 Jan '23</ref> | ||
== Availability == | == Availability == | ||
Only one track from the album is known to be available, titled "Stronghold". It was released on Röyksopp's SoundCloud in 2011 as part of the monthly Track Of The Month series. However, the second half of this track was reworked due to the original having a "semi-unfinished" feel, so the original version still remains unreleased. | Only one track from the album is known to be available, titled "Stronghold". It was released on Röyksopp's SoundCloud in 2011 as part of the monthly Track Of The Month series. However, the second half of this track was reworked due to the original having a "semi-unfinished" feel, so the original version still remains unreleased. It is unclear if any other tracks released or performed live prior to ''Melody A.M.'' (such as "Fusion's Allright" and "Flax") were part of this album too, although ''Jesudas'' does not include any tracks that were actually included on said album. | ||
In 2014, when asked by | In November 2014, when asked by user "IgyekSam" on an AMA on Reddit, Röyksopp stated that a re-release of ''Jesudas'' and other rare tracks from the same period is "certainly not impossible".<ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/Music/comments/2mrz1b/comment/cm78akq We are Röyksopp - Norway's finest, stuff of legends, purveyors of the "dual-sentiment" etc.] Retrieved 24 Jan '23</ref> During 2019 to 2020, the duo released several rare and unreleased tracks as part of the ''Lost Tapes'' series,<ref>[https://royksopp.com/2019/02/lost-tapes/ Lost Tapes] Retrieved 24 Jan '23</ref> although this did not include any material from ''Jesudas'' nor any other tracks created prior to 2003. | ||
== External links == | In April 2022, when asked by user "Exoptable" during Röyksopp's "Continuous Visual Experience" livestream for part 1 of their triple-album project ''Profound Mysteries'' about whether there is a chance for ''Jesudas'' ever seeing a proper release, Röyksopp stated that they hope to release some of ''Jesudas''' tracks on their ''Lost Tapes'' series but advise that some of its tracks include samples which are causing them difficulties.<ref>[https://youtu.be/uCfkWUmz9YY?t=564 Röyksopp - Profound Mysteries | Continuous Visual Experience] Retrieved 24 Jan '23</ref> | ||
* [https://soundcloud.com/royksopp/ryxp-stronghold 2011 version of "Stronghold"] | ==External links== | ||
*[https://soundcloud.com/royksopp/ryxp-stronghold 2011 version of "Stronghold"] | |||
== References == | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Lost music]] | [[Category:Lost music]] | ||
[[Category:Partially found media]] | [[Category:Partially found media]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:03, 30 January 2023
Status: Partially Found
Jesudas is an album by Röyksopp that was released privately to friends in 1999.
Background
Röyksopp is an electronic duo that formed in 1998, consisting of Svein Berge and Torbjørn Brundtland. Their first single was "So Easy", released the following year. They also contributed tracks to various compilation albums, such as "Your Hands" to Arctic Circles 2 in 1999 and "Wooden Leg" to Le Big Sloppy Kiss in 2000. In 2001, the duo released its first public album, Melody A.M.
Jesudas predates Melody A.M. by two years; it originally contained nine tracks and was handed out privately to friends and fellow musicians. After being strongly praised, a 13 track CD version was released of which only six copies were produced. With the exception of "Stronghold", none of its tracks are available or known. This track was planned to be included on Melody A.M., but left out due to space restrictions.[1]
Availability
Only one track from the album is known to be available, titled "Stronghold". It was released on Röyksopp's SoundCloud in 2011 as part of the monthly Track Of The Month series. However, the second half of this track was reworked due to the original having a "semi-unfinished" feel, so the original version still remains unreleased. It is unclear if any other tracks released or performed live prior to Melody A.M. (such as "Fusion's Allright" and "Flax") were part of this album too, although Jesudas does not include any tracks that were actually included on said album.
In November 2014, when asked by user "IgyekSam" on an AMA on Reddit, Röyksopp stated that a re-release of Jesudas and other rare tracks from the same period is "certainly not impossible".[2] During 2019 to 2020, the duo released several rare and unreleased tracks as part of the Lost Tapes series,[3] although this did not include any material from Jesudas nor any other tracks created prior to 2003.
In April 2022, when asked by user "Exoptable" during Röyksopp's "Continuous Visual Experience" livestream for part 1 of their triple-album project Profound Mysteries about whether there is a chance for Jesudas ever seeing a proper release, Röyksopp stated that they hope to release some of Jesudas' tracks on their Lost Tapes series but advise that some of its tracks include samples which are causing them difficulties.[4]
External links
References
- ↑ Track Of The Month January: Stronghold Retrieved 21 Jan '23
- ↑ We are Röyksopp - Norway's finest, stuff of legends, purveyors of the "dual-sentiment" etc. Retrieved 24 Jan '23
- ↑ Lost Tapes Retrieved 24 Jan '23
- ↑ Röyksopp - Profound Mysteries | Continuous Visual Experience Retrieved 24 Jan '23