Name: Crux
Brand: Glasser

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TPLP1593

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Limited edition

Release date

2023-10-06

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Glasser

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Electronic

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One Little Independent Records

One Little Independent Records, or OLI Records, is an independent music label that was founded in 1986 by members of anarchist punk band Crass. Inspired by the DIY principles and anarchistic ideals of independent labels, OLI has always believed in giving complete control to artists who deserve a shot at a wider audience. On June 10th, 2020, OLI underwent a rename and rebranding after its founder announced an apology for the label's historic name and logo, recognizing their contribution to racism.

Since its inception, OLI Records has been dedicated to providing a platform for talented artists from various genres. The label believes in supporting musicians who create unique and innovative music that deserves recognition. With a commitment to artistic freedom and expression, OLI continues to nurture emerging talent while also collaborating with established acts.

As one of the leading independent labels in the industry, OLI Records strives to promote diversity and inclusivity within the music community. By embracing change and acknowledging past mistakes, they are committed to creating an environment where all artists can thrive without fear of discrimination or prejudice. With their extensive catalog of groundbreaking releases and forward-thinking approach, OLI remains at the forefront of shaping the future of independent music.

American singer, songwriter and record producer. Born December 8, 1933 in Canton, Ohio and died July 10, 2000 in Thousand Oaks, California. Glasser was a talented artist also known as [a1357343]. He had an impressive career as the general manager of [l35715] (1964) and worked as an A&R producer for various music labels including [l13531], [l1000] (60s), [l1866], and [l33261] (70s). With twelve chart-topping songs to his name between 1955 and 1977, Glasser's most successful composition was "I Will" by Ruby Winters which reached #97 on the U.S. R&B chart and #4 in the U.K. in 1977.

Glasser, the elevated electronic project from Cameron Mesirow, releases her anticipated third album Crux via One Little Independent Records.

Crux takes Glasser’s entrancing blend of dreamy experimental pop and layered electronics to explore themes of personal identity, emotional vulnerability, and the human experience. The album maps journeys of self-discovery as she unpacks intimate experiences with a maturity and cathartic outlook. Specifically, the tracks on Crux discuss the death of an old friend, her meditations on the fragility of life and the delicacy of relationships in times of uncertainty. More than anything it’s about the importance of creativity and writing while healing, and on an individual level, looking inward and the examination of one’s grief, anxiety, and insecurities. Musically it searches outward, it includes the use of traditional folk, Celtic to communicate her Scottish roots, and Eastern-European styles, all introduced to her lush, atmospheric production, intricate vocal harmonies, and complex rhythms.

Crux

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