Polymer - Nimbara

This song is the second of a series of tracks that together will form an album. Nimbara was made in the same period of time as Shift. The movie was made by Jan Barcelo (www.janbarcelo.com) Remember that these videos get recorded with a microscope and liquids by Jan, who has the song on repeat while creating all these wild universes with liquids, inks and other coloured ingredients... The song can be found on Bandcamp: http://danielpolymer.bandcamp.com/tra... The video can also be found on: Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/409055920 Facebook: For more info on our live audiovisual show check www.thepolymerexperience.com Nimbara was made after I travelled to The Gambia during the Ebola pandemic. Ebola was nowhere near The Gambia, and at that particular moment there was only one active case of Ebola, and it was a distance away from The Gambia the size of Europe. But because of the fear of Ebola, almost no tourists travelled to The Gambia. This was a weird experience. In this country we travelled around with a guide, Ibrahima, who showed us all kinds of interesting places. We ran into a father and a young boy who built their own xylophones and were playing them side by side, and they greeted us in a friendly way when we passed by. "Nimbara, abenjadi! A baraka! A baraka! Nimbara!" ("How's it going? It's going good! Thanks! Thanks! How's it going with you?) credits released April 14, 2020 All music written & produced by Daniel Maalman Artwork and video by Jan Barceló (www.janbarcelo.com) Mastering by Colin Bennun (Stooodio Mastering - colin@oood.net) All rights reserved