Primordial Soup
Eje Eje, the orbiting side project of Ĺžatellites founder and multi-instrumentalist Itamar Kluger, shares Primordial Soup, his second album on Batov Record, stirring an even wider pot of influences from East to West that defies genre.
Kluger first achieved international success with six–piece Turkish psychedelic rock evangelists, the Şatellites, whose enviable catalogue has won them support around the world, from KEXP in Seattle to BBC Radio 6 Music, and FIP in France.
Kluger launched his solo project, Eje Eje, with the 2023 Five Seasons LP, playing the majority of instruments himself and refining his production chops. Kluger’s blend of traditional Mediterranean and Middle Eastern music with psych, funk, dub, and beat production, culminated in strong support from BBC Radio 6 Music, BBC Radio 2, and Songlines.
Much like its predecessor, Primordial Soup was largely self-recorded by Kluger, blending meticulous studio work, recalling DJ Shadow or early Four Tet, with raw, expressive performances - mainly himself on strings, bass guitar, percussion, and keys, including a new recently acquired microtonal keyboard - perfect for exploring Eastern musical scales, plus musical friends such as drummer Raz Man of Sababa 5, Ĺžatellites and Project Gemini fame.
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Primordial Soup
Eje Eje, the orbiting side project of Ĺžatellites founder and multi-instrumentalist Itamar Kluger, shares Primordial Soup, his second album on Batov Record, stirring an even wider pot of influences from East to West that defies genre.
Kluger first achieved international success with six–piece Turkish psychedelic rock evangelists, the Şatellites, whose enviable catalogue has won them support around the world, from KEXP in Seattle to BBC Radio 6 Music, and FIP in France.
Kluger launched his solo project, Eje Eje, with the 2023 Five Seasons LP, playing the majority of instruments himself and refining his production chops. Kluger’s blend of traditional Mediterranean and Middle Eastern music with psych, funk, dub, and beat production, culminated in strong support from BBC Radio 6 Music, BBC Radio 2, and Songlines.
Much like its predecessor, Primordial Soup was largely self-recorded by Kluger, blending meticulous studio work, recalling DJ Shadow or early Four Tet, with raw, expressive performances - mainly himself on strings, bass guitar, percussion, and keys, including a new recently acquired microtonal keyboard - perfect for exploring Eastern musical scales, plus musical friends such as drummer Raz Man of Sababa 5, Ĺžatellites and Project Gemini fame.
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Eje Eje, the orbiting side project of Ĺžatellites founder and multi-instrumentalist Itamar Kluger, shares Primordial Soup, his second album on Batov Record, stirring an even wider pot of influences from East to West that defies genre.
Kluger first achieved international success with six–piece Turkish psychedelic rock evangelists, the Şatellites, whose enviable catalogue has won them support around the world, from KEXP in Seattle to BBC Radio 6 Music, and FIP in France.
Kluger launched his solo project, Eje Eje, with the 2023 Five Seasons LP, playing the majority of instruments himself and refining his production chops. Kluger’s blend of traditional Mediterranean and Middle Eastern music with psych, funk, dub, and beat production, culminated in strong support from BBC Radio 6 Music, BBC Radio 2, and Songlines.
Much like its predecessor, Primordial Soup was largely self-recorded by Kluger, blending meticulous studio work, recalling DJ Shadow or early Four Tet, with raw, expressive performances - mainly himself on strings, bass guitar, percussion, and keys, including a new recently acquired microtonal keyboard - perfect for exploring Eastern musical scales, plus musical friends such as drummer Raz Man of Sababa 5, Ĺžatellites and Project Gemini fame.
