Hippies with Gadgets
Master Margherita “Hippies with Gadgets”
Label:  Peak Records
Cat No: PR017
Format: CD (jewel case) and digital
Release Date: May 2009
Barcode No: 5060147124156
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Tracklisting:
- 1. Deepchandi – 11′32” – 120bpm
Composed in collaboration with Atriohm . Tablas by Sandeep Ji
Written by Alexandar Golcev, Leonid Golcev and Moreno Antognini
- 2. Orange – 06′34” – 62bpm
Composed in collaboration with Samuel Hall Band . Guitars by St?©phane Pache, Bass Guitar by Master Margherita
Written by St?©phane Pache and Moreno Antognini
- 3. Koto - 04′41” – 92bpm
Composed in collaboration with Noodreem . Flute by Darren Sangita
Written by Darren Sangita and Moreno Antognini
- 4. Binghi Dub - 05′44” – 135bpm
Composed in collaboration with Zonasun . Keyboards by Tommaso Mainardi, Bass Guitar by Master Margherita
Written by Tommaso Mainardi and Moreno Antognini
- 5. Antaris – 10′17” – 108bpm
Guitars by St?©phane Pache, Bass Guitar by Master Margherita
Written by Moreno Antognini
- 6. La Mela – 06′11” – 85bpm
Composed in collaboration with Mauxuam. Bass Guitar by Master Margherita
Written by Maurizio Liguori and Moreno Antognini
- 7. Zwi Musik – 04”51” – 70bpm
Composed in collaboration with Kodama Wat. Keyboards by Mike McLoone
Written by Mike McLoone and Moreno Antognini
- 8. Super Dry – 05′37” – 60bpm
Written by Moreno Antognini
- 9. La Sublime – 06′23” – no bpm
Bass Guitar by Master Margherita
Written by Moreno Antognini
- 10. Opus 5 – 05′12” – 64bpm
Composed in collaboration with Samuel Hall Band . Guitars by St?©phane Pache
Written by St?©phane Pache and Moreno Antognini
- 11. For Aldo – 09′14” – 120bpm
Bass Guitar by Master Margherita. Additional sounds & beats by Ajja S.F. Leu
Written by Moreno Antognini
All tracks produced by Master Margherita under the influence of spatial fx.
Mastering by Jake Perrine www.rficd.com
Drawing by Natasha Logvin [Pchela]
Artwork & Design by  Tanina Munchkina & Ajja S.F. Leu
Produced by Peak Records
© Peak Records 2009
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Reviews:
By Dr Blue (Shamanic Aliance/3 Sided Whole)
hippies with gadgets is the most insane, under the bottom, over the top album in years. moreno deserves a case of caviar and a stiff shaking as a tip for treating us to this polyrhythmic  free thinking style smorgasbord of infinities, dualities, and sacred geometries and voids of sound. dont let a psychiatrist near him, just encourage him to make more music and share it with the world. ******six out of five stars
By Lexifer (Legion Of Green Men)
This CD is really beautiful. Soft and gentle textures to sway you into alpha spaces.
Fits in nicely while reading a book.
Thanks Moreno!
By Morpheus Music (www.morpheusmusic.co.uk)
Electro-acoustic global chillout. Hippies with gadgets is a genre mixing downtempo album apparently completely unfettered by convention, there is a sense of ‘anything goes’ here reminiscent of some of the more exploratory music of the early seventies. There are dub-reggae beats with electric organ, Indian tablas with bird song and liquid fx, meandering flute leads and slide guitar, deep beatless ambient electronics, forest atmospheres with digital soundscaping. Electric and bass guitars and imaginative programming flesh out most of the tracks balancing the ‘live’ performance elements with the artificial. Rhythmically, the first two thirds of the album frequently take a live drum approach to the percussion, very laid back and restful – that said the beats at times shift into more overtly digitally driven grooves. As the album moves closer to the end, the beats are allowed to slip away, the dreamy feeling that has been present in greater or lesser degree throughout, now welling up and infusing everything with.
By Melancholyman (www.isratrance.com)
A very well crafted, ambient travel through many of the different genres residing in downtempo electroacoustic music. Master Margeritha manages to weave together all these different styles making it a very unique album. Sure, many has produced music in these genres before and done it equally good. But none has managed to put together an album with all of them in, creating a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts. This album is damn good, without doubt in the top tier of downtempo releases.