Where You Are
by Tycho
— Released 12th December 2024 on Mom+Pop / Ninja Tune
Tycho expands upon his recently released new album 'Infinite Health', dropping EP 'Where You Are', out now via Ninja Tune (Mom + Pop in the US).
The new EP leads with a vibrant rework of the album centrepiece and title track, "Infinite Health", featuring vocals by NY-based artist Cautious Clay. Tycho's original version was an in instrumental with the working title of “Infinite Health” that Tycho's Scott Hansen sent to Cautious Clay. On the final album version of the track, Cautious ...
Tycho expands upon his recently released new album 'Infinite Health', dropping EP 'Where You Are', out now via Ninja Tune (Mom + Pop in the US).
The new EP leads with a vibrant rework of the album centrepiece and title track, "Infinite Health", featuring vocals by NY-based artist Cautious Clay. Tycho's original version was an in instrumental with the working title of “Infinite Health” that Tycho's Scott Hansen sent to Cautious Clay. On the final album version of the track, Cautious Clay's hushed, delicate vocals act as another instrumental layer, but for the full vocal version -shared online for the first time today- Scott felt it needed its own moment with a separate release. This became the foundation for the 'Where You Are' EP.
"To make the most positive impact on the people you love and the people that love you, you have to be the healthiest, strongest version of yourself and that includes both physical and emotional health" Hansen says of "Infinite Health". "Music has a unique ability to heal and help people with things they are going through. It’s always been my goal when i consume music to find a meditation or a healing property in it. And I only hope that my music can do that for people.”
“I wrote this song about a mix of meditation, breath work & psilocybin and the positive affects these can have on health" Conscious Clay adds. "When Scott sent me this instrumental, it had been titled “Infinite Health” so that’s what helped inspire the lyrics."
The track sits alongside another expanded instrumental version of the track, as well as two new instrumental offerings and two previously released album tracks, to create a capsule collection that offers a bright alternative perspective on the 'Infinite Health' chapter.
Where You Are
by Tycho
— Released 12th December 2024 on Mom+Pop / Ninja Tune
Tracklist
Tycho expands upon his recently released new album 'Infinite Health', dropping EP 'Where You Are', out now via Ninja Tune (Mom + Pop in the US).
The new EP leads with a vibrant rework of the album centrepiece and title track, "Infinite Health", featuring vocals by NY-based artist Cautious Clay. Tycho's original version was an in instrumental with the working title of “Infinite Health” that Tycho's Scott Hansen sent to Cautious Clay. On the final album version of the track, Cautious ...
Tycho expands upon his recently released new album 'Infinite Health', dropping EP 'Where You Are', out now via Ninja Tune (Mom + Pop in the US).
The new EP leads with a vibrant rework of the album centrepiece and title track, "Infinite Health", featuring vocals by NY-based artist Cautious Clay. Tycho's original version was an in instrumental with the working title of “Infinite Health” that Tycho's Scott Hansen sent to Cautious Clay. On the final album version of the track, Cautious Clay's hushed, delicate vocals act as another instrumental layer, but for the full vocal version -shared online for the first time today- Scott felt it needed its own moment with a separate release. This became the foundation for the 'Where You Are' EP.
"To make the most positive impact on the people you love and the people that love you, you have to be the healthiest, strongest version of yourself and that includes both physical and emotional health" Hansen says of "Infinite Health". "Music has a unique ability to heal and help people with things they are going through. It’s always been my goal when i consume music to find a meditation or a healing property in it. And I only hope that my music can do that for people.”
“I wrote this song about a mix of meditation, breath work & psilocybin and the positive affects these can have on health" Conscious Clay adds. "When Scott sent me this instrumental, it had been titled “Infinite Health” so that’s what helped inspire the lyrics."
The track sits alongside another expanded instrumental version of the track, as well as two new instrumental offerings and two previously released album tracks, to create a capsule collection that offers a bright alternative perspective on the 'Infinite Health' chapter.
