Stephanie Lamprea - Ecstatic Visions (2026)

Artist: Stephanie Lamprea, Alistair Macdonald
Title: Ecstatic Visions
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Neuma Records
Genre: Classical, Avant Garde, Experimental
Quality: FLAC (tracks) | Mp3 / 320kbps
Total Time: 01:14:46
Total Size: 363 MB | 171 MB
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TracklistTitle: Ecstatic Visions
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Neuma Records
Genre: Classical, Avant Garde, Experimental
Quality: FLAC (tracks) | Mp3 / 320kbps
Total Time: 01:14:46
Total Size: 363 MB | 171 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
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01. Letras Para Cantar
02. Ecstatic Visions: The Fiery Life
03. Ecstatic Visions: O Splendidissima Gemma
04. Ecstatic Visions: The Brightness of the Stars
05. Ecstatic Visions: O Choruscans Lux Stellarum
06. Ecstatic Visions: Fire and Moisture
07. Ecstatic Visions: Hoc Verbum Effabricavit
08. Ellipsis
09. “The Fury of Beautiful Bones” from the Furies
10. Post-Singularity Songs: Creation Myth 1: In the Beginning
11. Post-Singularity Songs: Creation Myth 2: The Kingdom of Dust and Decay
12. Post-Singularity Songs: Love
13. Post-Singularity Songs: Creation Myth 3: Pyron’s Return
14. Post-Singularity Songs: Gift
15. Post-Singularity Songs: Storyteller Unpearls
Ecstatic Visions is an album of new and recent works for voice and electronics performed by soprano Stephanie Lamprea and electronic musician Alistair MacDonald, featuring music by Angélica Negrón, Alistair MacDonald, Wende Bartley, Eric Chasalow, and Robert Laidlow. The record explores creation of myths, visions, and confessions, sourcing texts from mystics Hildegard von Bingen and Juana Inés de la Cruz to post-singular AI-generated texts, situating historical figures and modern technology together as oracles and worldbuilders.
'...the question arises across the whole of this recording: who does a voice belong to once it enters the digitised space? In their collaboration, Lamprea and MacDonald show that even in a completely digital world, it can retain its capacity for intimacy, politics, selfhood, vision and creation.'
Tim Rutherford-Johnson, album liner notes for Ecstatic Visions
'...the question arises across the whole of this recording: who does a voice belong to once it enters the digitised space? In their collaboration, Lamprea and MacDonald show that even in a completely digital world, it can retain its capacity for intimacy, politics, selfhood, vision and creation.'
Tim Rutherford-Johnson, album liner notes for Ecstatic Visions
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