Weiji, by Triptica

Weiji

by Triptica

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1.	Life in other planets 01:37	buy track
2.	I think it's time to make some beats 01:45	buy track
3.	Ok! That's enough! (Interlude) 00:08	buy track
4.	Cachito 01:36	buy track
5.	Professional Enuff 01:58	buy track
6.	She took my heart 00:50	buy track
7.	Time management 01:11	buy track
8.	Upon my skin 02:01	buy track
9.	Pluie et cafe 01:56	buy track
10.	La esquirla 02:00	buy track
11.	That was a sweet number (Interlude) 00:08	buy track
12.	From the family scriptures 01:11	buy track
13.	Chirrion 01:07	buy track
14.	Cuentos de todos colores 01:54	buy track
15.	Two hundred and two 00:37	buy track
16.	Fruits 01:07	buy track
17.	Calm 00:36	buy track
18.	The Blue Chesse band 01:29	buy track
19.	Uprising 01:10	buy track
20.	Un dolor amargo 00:38	buy track
21.	Get that out of my head 02:02	buy track
22.	Radio Satelite 2099 00:55	buy track
23.	La cumbia de la chatarra (Parte I) 02:10	buy track
24.	Heat miser (our version of) 05:53	buy track

about

"Weiji" (危机) is the chinese word for "crisis", and is composed of two Chinese characters signifying "danger" and "change point".
This LP is sudden, intimate, nostalgic, and makes it as a snapshot of complex times for living, without trying to escape of the whole situation.
"Cachito" is a lofi lullaby, a cover from the famous vintage latin hit composed by Consuelo Velázquez and recorded/popularized by Nat King Cole. This is the song my mom always sing to me, and I wanted to do my rendition.
The cover picture for Weiji, was shot by my wife Yirlania Oviedo, at Beihai Park, Bejing, China. That trip was such an experience!

I would like to thank my wife Yir, and my pets Isidoro Austin and Richard Parker for their love and support. Also, says thanks to Vini and Pablito for helping me giving that cumbia some flavor, and Carlos "Gorilla Charlie" for help and guidance on some of the tracks on this project.

credits

released August 30, 2021

All tracks produced by Triptica.
Recorded, Edited and Mixed at Arriba Underground!, Costa Rica
Voice and Lyrics on "Upon my skin" by Holly Drummond.
Voice on "I think it's time to make some beats" sampled from Miss Tahloulah May.
Guitars on "Two hundred and two" by Isaac Segura
Percussion on "La cumbia de la chatarra (Parte I)" By Pablo Quiros and Vini Solis. Recorded at Drumline Studios, San Jose, Costa Rica.
Cover Picture by Yirlania Oviedo
Dedicated to Ms Blanca Luz Arias Mora