LINE_174 · Edition

EMRA GRID

Eleven Finns

RELEASE DATE: April 10, 2025 on all digital listening platforms

Emra Grid returns to LINE with Eleven Finns.

His most recent release with LINE, Threatening Omens In the Clouds in 2021 was marked by a dark and ominous nature; however, ‘Eleven Finns’ carries a distinct buoyancy. Rather than looming overhead, the music unfolds as a mist, not a dark cloud. It sits with you and drifts into your surroundings.

Eleven Finns is marked by detailed percussion as an ambient technique, morphs and evolves throughout tracks like ‘Eleven Finns’ and ‘Fact + True.’ The bass and percussive elements slowly and gradually weave and wind, creating a narrative through prolonged deviations.

previous Emra Grid releases on LINE:
Threatening Omens In the Clouds in 2021 (LINE_125)
Five Cycles Through an Empty Chamber in 2020 (LINE_115)

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Catalog:: LINE_174

Format:: digital

Edition:: open edition

Release:: April 2026

Tracklist:

1. Eleven Finns (13:07)
2. Fact + True (08:53)
3. Alway Season (07:22)
4. The Vision (03:12)
5. The Fame (05:56)

All tracks composed in Barcelona Spain in 2025.
Notable details about the gear involved in recording Eleven Finns:
‘Eleven Finns’ is built around recordings of a circuit bent Yamaha PortaSound PS-400
‘Alway Season’ is composed entirely with a broken MEGAfm MKII

Sean Piñeiro, the ambient producer known by the alias Emra Grid, has carved a distinctive niche in the electronic music landscape.

Emra Grid’s sonic palette intricately blends dark industrial distortion with a dense harmonic range, creating compositions that exude both serenity and ominous allure. Navigating through genres from drone to ambient as well as venturing to the limits of sound design, Piñeiro’s work consistently maintains a characteristic touch of personal content, offering a glimpse into his unique artistic perspective.

With a sound that experiments with the relationship between sound and empty space, Emra Grid’s sonic landscapes unfold as a highly visual synthesis of soundscapes, drones, and continuous permutations of bass frequencies.

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