With the help of the ukulele, singer Ines Osinaga presents a version of the song ‘Rimmel’ by Gose
Keeping the spirit of the hungry band, but in a simpler way, with a few embellishments, Ines Osinaga presents a version of the song ‘Rimmel’, a version of the band’s 2009 “free version for me and all my members”, according to the singer. It’s been six years since he last wore white boots that are so ‘his’.
Ukulele and vocals only, with mixing and mastering by sound engineer Victor Sanchez. The song ‘Rimmel’ is one of the favorites of the group Gose, who have danced a lot throughout the Basque Country. Both then and since. In this simpler version, the words have taken on “more meaning than ever” for Osinaga, without “day and day.” A clear statement of intent.
“One of my most techno songs is‘ Rimmel ’, and looking back I realize how important it was for me to realize how everything changes from being desirable to being desirable. I sing to the young girl Ines ten years ago, and this is also a song of gratitude, a confession, an embrace of the past and a peace, ”explained Osinaga.
Elkar explains that “over the years she has been talking about motherhood, care and illness. It hasn’t been an easy year, but it hasn’t stopped the desire and creativity to get on stage. ” In fact, between 2017 and 2019 he performed several concerts with the #alutik project, in a very intimate record.
Tab
Song:
‘Rimmel’.Ines Osinaga:
voice and ukulele.Sound engineer, mixing and mastering:
Victor Sanchez.Production:
Ines Osinaga.Recording:
In the Elkar studio, on a “sunny day” in January 2022.
We saw Joseba Sarrionandia at the end of January, and she also went to Cuba to create and record new songs. He has developed the ‘Sea is the only way’ project, which has been awarded the Joseba Jaka grant by the Elkar Foundation. He will receive a total of 10,000 euros (5,000 for creativity and the rest during Elkar studio hours) and will have one year to record the album.
The jury noted that “Breakfast, which was released eight years ago, is a journey or dialectical relationship with the album”, which will also include ten songs “created and recorded during the development process of the project”.
The first work was published in 2005 by Gose. Since then, the trio has remained the same: singer and sound engineer Ines Osinaga, guitarist Iñaki Bengoa and guitarist Jon Zubiaga Osoron. All three have previously worked in different groups. They have released a total of seven albums and created music for ‘Hold’ or the 17th Korrika in 2011.