Yorky

Artist: Yorky
P: 2006
Daliesque Cloud Formation started out as a track on the ‘Dreams’ album but has since gained a life of its own. Here are various versions collected together, mostly unavailable anywhere else. A very interesting track, somtimes sounds like ambient sometimes more like Pink Floyd. And the instrumentation also varies.

Artist: Yorky
P: 2007
Dreams started out as a set of 'musical portraits' of various well-known artists. 'Neuronium' is fairly obvious, 'Daliesque' is a portrait of Edgar Froese. And Encore is a tribute to TD. A lot of sequences and vintage sounds make this realease special and it is somehow different than the other releases from Yorky.

Artist: Yorky
P: 2009
Live in Lutton sees Yorky in the Dog Kennel studio in Lutton. Playing a selection of his own favourites from the studio albums. Melodic, rhythmic tracks, remind to the Kraftwerk rhythms.

Artist: Yorky
P: 2008
Track 1, Visions, is a stunning piece that has both art and precision, like Pachebel, and emotional textures that shimmer as the object being examined unfolds itself. Track 2, Siddartha, a piece that is like a journey, moves through countryside and urban scapes, through light and shadow twining both into a silver thread. Musically complex, yet subtle, it represented a creative maturity that is really stunning. At 42 minutes or so, this piece is a haunting tour-de-force that totally envelops you.
The first third of the track (about 12 minutes or so) is a rising, undulating and quickening of something coming to life. Imagine Wagners brilliant but very short musical opening to Das Rheingold expanded to nearly 15 minutes and you'll have some idea of what this first section of the track is like. The middle third, like Siddartha, feels like a journey, but the emotional texture is very different, a journey across time, it unfolds in complicated cycles, like a journey through time and evolution. The third and final part is like a joy-filled passing, into a beyond somewhere.  This album is utterly fantastic, exuding a spirit and an energy that seems so much more needed these days than when it was conceived.

Artist: Yorky
P: 2011
Four storming tracks to fill your dancefloor. Really.
A bit more upbeat than the ‘traditional’ Yorky.
A lot more, actually.

Artist: Yorky
P: 2009
The trip is space, the power is dance, the feeling is out there, the music is a voyage through the soul of the planets. If you like spacy tunes with dance rhythms, you are right here.

Artist: Yorky
P: 2001
Modern electronic music, this is the way Yorky cals his music chill-out. Always rhythmic and with future sounds.