™/©/℗ Crimsontine™, Ltd. Records

presents...

BAND: UNINITI™
ALBUM: Everlasting Forest
COMPOSERS / PERFORMERS:
Crimsontine Valejestic and Viquicio Valejestic

This is a 'STORY ALBUM' as told through music.

❝One man's deep wood struggles lead to a fever laden epic to survive!❞—Adventure beckons at every turn. With an overall contrast of shimmer and lively shadows, and perhaps vintage mood, it’s ‘MAN vs. WILD’. Set amidst beautiful vistas, from dawn to dusk to nightfall, to dawn… There is mystery, there is wolves, birds, perhaps even moose... There is an eerie calm, darkness, bass-driven sirens, escalating into the 13 minute piano / drum set thunderstorm. You even experience the storm system roll through in multiple thunderheads; In an abstract way, it feels so true to life. ‘The Aftermath’ presents a ravaged landscape (perhaps even a forest fire), while ‘Night Runner of the Forest’ and ‘Power of the Inward Man’ pose questions of survival, right down to the last ounce of breath. There is dawn, paradise (with memories of the past)... And a triumphant ‘Victory!’ Did the man not survive? Or did he? Or did he experience a resurrection, at a later time? ...It’s a cliffhanger. No? In a majestic soundscape, we venture far beyond the spacious grandeur of the forest, and come right down to the bark of the trees. Thus, achieving all the gritty texture and original improvisation that makes nature so beautiful from a distance.

❝AS IN NATURE, THUS IN ART❞

Everlasting Forest is an album composed by 2 brothers, recorded by Crimsontine Valejestic featuring Viquicio Valejestic, March 2008 through February 2009. Crimsontine later mastered it March through July 2014.

Spanning a whooping 8 years, during which Crimsontine and Starmza met and married, forging all the close family that make up band UNINITI, and now form a multi-artistic, musical and gamer family-band, this is UNINITI’s humble debut, finally released January 1, 2016!

Cover art and design layout by Crimsontine, hand painted 2010 and digitally edited 2012, with layout 2012-2015.

This is mostly an instrumental album, although 3 tracks do contain vocals. And while the sounds were captured through top-grade Shure Beta 58A dynamic mics, it was unfortunately recorded on the cheapest used Dell desktop computer money could then buy. This posed a challenge in mastering and we are fortunate to have its preservation, as it was the very first experimentation that brought birth to the band.

As a whole, the style achieved with UNINITI is not easily classified, thus falling under Experimental & Improvisation of Avant-Garde & World Fusion with Ambient, Abstract, Nature, 8-Bit, Folk and Free Jazz of Crim’s ECØ̈ GENRE™.