"While listening to 'Nadador' (engl.: 'swimmer') one might get the impression that Fernando Lagreca must be an entirely happy person, as these eight songs are so full of friendly sun spots spraying out the first blossoms of spring.
"The swimmer keeps crawling in the water, a continous looping movement which is the only possibility to avoid sinking down the ground. So, a swimmer is always on the run because his looping movements help him to progress further and so is Nadador." Fernando states.
Mixing glitches with oscillations 'Nadador' carries this certain trademark 'fragility', rich with maximal texture expression that only people from south-american seem able to transpose. Or did you ever imagine that fading a well distorted e-guitar into a warm pop-ambient track could result into something else then just messing it up ? Perhaps not and it indeed sounds unfamiliar, but conceptual work like in 'Planea' stands for the certain characteristics of Fernando Lagrecas song assembling with etheric beauty to stand out.
Drifting by the subtropical Fauna 'Espera' or melting by the faithful raindrops glitching off in 'Umbrella' - Lagreca always creates maximal seducing lullabys, that are full of warmth and liberation.
Take a dip and enjoying these 57 minutes serenely growing soundscapes. 'Nadador' will be one of those few releases listening to will make you smile even in the rain." (From the Autoplate's release page)