Name: Right To The City
Brand: Dominic Voz

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Rough Trade

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Ltd.Pale Blue Sparkle Vinyl

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2022-10-07

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AC171

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5053760088646

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Artist

Dominic Voz

Label EU

Accidental

Genre EU

Electronic

Accidental Records is the overall name for Matthew Herbert's family of labels, incorporating Soundslike and, until the beginning of 2004, Lifelike. It was set up in January 2000 to administer and oversee the release and distribution of Herbert's music after all the labels he'd previously recorded for ceased to exist.
The label Accidental Records, founded by Matthew Herbert in January 2000, serves as a platform for his music releases. It encompasses other labels such as Soundslike and Lifelike (until 2004). The establishment of this label came about when Herbert's previous recording labels became defunct. With a focus on administering and distributing his own music, Accidental Records has become an integral part of Matthew Herbert's musical journey.
Accidental Records, headed by renowned artist Matthew Herbert, emerged in January 2000 with a mission to ensure the continued release and distribution of his music. This label conglomerate includes Soundslike and Lifelike (up until 2004), further expanding its reach within the industry. In response to the dissolution of his previous recording labels, Accidental Records was established as a means to maintain control over Herbert's creative output while providing fans with access to his evolving discography.

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Dominic Voz is an artist and social worker living in Chicago by way of Portland. His second full-length, Right to the City, fuses ambient, classical, spoken word, and deconstructed dance music into an album of visceral beauty and heady ideas. Grappling with themes of urban contestation and dispossession, Right to the City celebrates our communal fabric in the face of contemporary capitalism’s social stratification and endemic violence. The album is the first co-release between Accidental Records, renowned electronic musician Matthew Herbert’s hub of experimental releases, and Portland’s Beacon Sound, a stalwart of gorgeous and innovative music from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. The album features several collaborators, including Patricia Wolf (Balmat) and Jonathan Sielaff of Golden Retriever (Thrill Jockey)

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