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The Dance Of The Messors

from House of Arches by Amir Bresler

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“The Dance of the Messors,” the second single from Amir Bresler’s first solo LP, House of Arches, is unbelievably a one-man show — an explosive groove of drums, synthesizer and bass, all played by Bresler himself. The song is harnessed lightning, but it was inspired by the earth: Bresler was recording in an auditorium after the first rain of the season in November 2020 when swarms of ants marched in, one organism made of thousands upon thousands of bodies. The phenomena inspired Bresler to split himself into three, and build “Dance of the Messors,” named after a genus of ant, by himself. The song’s propulsive, catchy bassline is its anchor, allowing Bresler to get truly experimental on drums — by the track’s end, he’s a whirlwind on the kit, and you’re left catching your breath.

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from House of Arches, released March 9, 2022
Drums, Keys, Bass by Amir Bresler
Composed and Produced by Amir Bresler

Mixed by Rejoicer
Mastered by Asaf Shay

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Amir Bresler Tel Aviv Yafo, Israel

Tel Aviv’s most jaw-dropping drummer can dive into funk, prog-jazz, psych-folk, alt-soul or rock ‘n’ roll, but one thing is always clear: this man plays drums like you’ve never heard before. He's toured with some of the region’s premier jazz musicians, including iconic bassist Avishai Cohen. Today, Amir's the most in-demand drummer in the Middle East—no one makes your body move quite like him. ... more

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