i@sia, by James Ferraro

i@sia

by James Ferraro

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booonbooon Probably the Ferraro album that took the longest to grow on me, but grew the most. Once you grow to love it, there's nothing else like it. If you're on this page, you probably already know that he's a genius, and this album seems to prove it over and over. The dense, lo-fi soundscapes actually benefit nicely from the remastered audio, revealing the layers of complexity and strangeness it took to make this album, while also giving hints at the style he would fully embrace on Far Side Virtual. Favorite track: iAsia.

thenewspaper This album feels like being blindfolded on a trampoline, in fast-forward! Favorite track: 107.7 XM.

sg certified life changing music. the music james was pumping out in the 2000s all feel like ancient fossilized cassette recordings from other worlds. to me, iasia is like stepping into a futuristic cyber city planet, where its always nighttime, everything is always open and there is so much to see and hear all around. from markets, to subways, to zoos, to malls, to temples, to casinos, etc.

for something so low fidelity, it feels so atmospheric and immersive Favorite track: v clear Velocity.

Ambivert what else is there to say? we are living in the i@sia. Favorite track: iv Beyond real.

layers-and-layers Wonderful record, really sets you in an unusual mood. Favorite track: vi Happy HD Bengal.

Sam Burke This is the soundtrack for the future portrayed in The Fifth Element Favorite track: Devil in a Blue Sky.

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	1.	107.7 XM 05:00
	2.	Devil in a Blue Sky 04:27
	3.	iii MindGate 06:04
	4.	iv Beyond real 09:29
	5.	v clear Velocity 08:36
	6.	vi Happy HD Bengal 06:32
	7.	vii casio neptune 06:28
	8.	viii iPangea CD 06:29
	9.	innerGel . 11:21
	10.	iAsia 06:07
	11.	reverse rainforest 02:55

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iAsia: Dare to believe? I believe in iAsia and we are already there.

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released April 7, 2009

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