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Freeze My Mind | |
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Song by Emigrate from the album The Persistence of Memory | |
GEMA database: | 9325170-001 |
ISWC: | T-802.325.694-3 |
Composer: | Richard Kruspe |
Lyricist: | Richard Kruspe, Caron Bernstein |
Recorded: | Funkhaus Studio, Berlin (Drums) Sky van Hoff Studios (Drums) Studio Engine 55, Berlin (Vocals, Guitars, Basses) |
Producer: | Richard Kruspe Sky van Hoff |
Mixed: | Sky van Hoff Studio Engine 55, Berlin |
Mastered: | Jens Dreesen |
Single: | 27 August 2021 |
Video: | 27 August 2021 |
Length: | 03:19 |
Stream / Buy: | |
The Persistence of Memory tracklist | |
Freeze My Mind is the third song off the album The Persistence of Memory by Emigrate.
Information
- The song was written in 2001, and was the first song ever for Emigrate.[1][2]
- It was recorded during the sessions for the first album Emigrate, but partly re-recorded and re-mixed for The Persistence of Memory.[3]
- Richard said that when he wrote the song it was about him moving from Berlin to New York and the problems Rammstein had at the time, the attitude of "I'll show you" and New York as a source of inspiration.[4]
- Richard said that the changes he made in the song were done in terms of arrangement. "According to the motto: The part is now a bit long, that's done differently today.".[4]
- The song was found in the GEMA database back in 2006, along with the first line from the lyrics.
- On 24 August 2021 a teaser for its music video was posted with the caption: Freeze My Mind out this Friday. 27/08/2021, revealing the release date.[5]
- The drums on this song were played by Henka Johansson.
Versions
Studio
Title | Release | Length | Released | Notes |
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Freeze My Mind | Freeze My Mind The Persistence of Memory |
03:19 | 27.08.2021 | |
Freeze My Mind | 03:35 | GEMA Database Demo version |
Lyrics
Album version |
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Life here is vanishing |
Media
Sources
- ↑ Sonic Seducer
- ↑ Sonic Seducer 10/2021, p. 17
- ↑ Rolling Stone
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Mannheimer Morgen
- ↑ Instagram post