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Watch 'Ghostly Interstitial #1,' an animation set to Shigeto's "Pulse"

  • February 18, 2016
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Acclaimed Ann Arbor label Ghostly International has announced a new series called Ghostly Interstitial, with Volume 1 being a collaboration between Zach Saginaw, a.k.a. Shigeto, and a visual artist known as TraceLoops.  Saginaw's recent track "Pulse" finally gets provided with some visuals, an entrancing stop-motion animation of a black-and-white, steadily-morphing face, vaguely reminiscent of Flying Lotus' classic "Zodiac Shit" video.  Check out 'Ghostly Interstitial #1' below, and keep an eye out for future editions.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzVlXLlSA9M#t=73[/youtube]

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I received my degree in English from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, and Virginia is still home. Apart from my yearly pilgrimage to Moogfest and occasional shows in DC, Detroit, and New York, I like to stick to the fringes, with an eye always open toward music that is forward-thinking and unique, whatever the genre.

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