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Shallow evaporation pans of a salt works, one with a narrow channel of brown water, under a blue sky

QUINQUIS feat. Cerys Hafana

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Salt pans
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Blaz an
holen

№ NMU 250508 · blog singlerel. May 8, 20256 min 17 s · stereo · Mute
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“Blaz an holen” is Breton for the taste of salt, a song about withdrawing from an addiction to a feeling. Cerys Hafana plays harp and sings in Welsh over QUINQUIS’s Breton vocals. Track 3 on eor; the video went up on May 8, 2025, the day before the album (Mute, May 9, 2025).

QUINQUIS is Émilie Quinquis, a Breton producer, singer and songwriter who lives on Ushant Island, off the coast of Brittany. With Cerys Hafana (harp, Welsh vocals). From eor, Mute, May 9, 2025, produced by Émilie Quinquis and Gareth Jones, mixed by Jones at Strongroom, London, mastered by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road; recorded on Ushant Island. Sources: Mute: Blaz an holen, Mute. Photograph: the Marakkanam salt pans, Tamil Nadu, India, by Dey.sandip, CC BY 3.0. Wikimedia Commons.

№
NMU 250508
artist
QUINQUIS feat. Cerys Hafana
title
Blaz an holen
track
3 on eor
featuring
Cerys Hafana
from
eor (2025)
label
Mute
photograph
Dey.sandip, Marakkanam salt pans, India. CC BY 3.0.
filed
May 8, 2025
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