Movements 1-15 represents a musical terrain of travel and place. Written and recorded for piano and electronics while traveling in Mexico and Southeast Asia, Marisol explores the processes of repetition, division, fragmentation, and unification through the interplay of melodic and rhythmic modulations. Combining her training in piano and composition, Marisol has created a work that is both expansive and reflective.

Available on Bandcamp, iTunes + Apple Music, and Spotify.

"Floating somewhere between Robert Haigh and ECM explorations of piano and electronics, Marisol Limon's Movements 1-15 tiptoes through the ambient genre carefully avoiding the cinematic or transcendental moods that often hallmark solo piano music. Instead, she offers a series of song cycles that outline a course that is more psychogeographic than furniture or strumming music, with overtones that stalk an emotive state just beyond our collective grasp."
–James Hoff

"Meditative and mesmerizing, Movements 1-15 are musical landscapes that take you beyond the borders of the world that we know."
–Helena Basilova

Recorded in Guanajuato, Mexico; Langkawi, Malaysia; Los Angeles, US; Mexico City; Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand; Songkhla, Thailand; and Yogyakarta, Indonesia by Marisol Limon

Marisol Limon, piano and electronics
Mixed by Godfrey Diamond and Marisol Limon at Perfect Mixes, Brooklyn, NY
Mastered by Josh Bonati at Bonati Mastering
Photograph by Michael Mann
All music by Marisol Limon

MUSIC VIDEOS:

https://youtu.be/WjB0Mg6-Jaw

Here Her Ghost is an album of songs based on Marisol's writing in Via Dissumulata: In Three Voices.

Produced, mixed, and recorded by Godfrey Diamond (Lou Reed, Kool & the Gang, Frank Sinatra), the record features Marisol's vocals and piano, with the primary instrumentation of violin, cello, synths, and percussion.

Available on Bandcamp, Apple Music + iTunes, iHeartRadio, Deezer, Tidal, and Spotify.

MUSIC VIDEOS:

Division directed, shot, and edited by musician/photographer Simone White

Disappearance by painter/video artist Marisa Esteban

Scene One directed by Robert Mark Anderson

Pirate Song by Ryan Haley

Filmmaker Marie Losier made a music video (in 16mm) of Marisol's song "Hermaphrodite" from the album Autoportrait. The video premiered at the Centre Pompidou in Paris in 2015, was shown at Marie's retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art in New York, and continues to be screened in exhibitions around the world.

Autoportrait is Marisol's first solo album (EP) of original songs with the instrumentation of vocals, piano, viola, cello, and drums.

As a pianist and back-up vocalist, Marisol records and tours internationally with Australian singer/songwriter Scott Matthew. They have performed at the Misty Fest (Portugal), New Fall Festival (Germany), Cartegena Jazz Festival (Spain), Montreux Jazz Festival (Switzerland), Way Out West Festival (Sweden), Donau Festival (Austria), Theatron Pfingstfestival, Haldern Pop Festival, and the on3 Festival (Germany), amongst others. Scott's seven albums have been released worldwide by Glitterhouse Records, and the title track of his album There is an Ocean that Divides... was cowritten by Scott and Marisol. Marisol was a support act for a tour in Germany and Austria for Scott's first album, performing piano music by A. Marcello, J.S. Bach, Debussy, and Satie.

Marisol's latest collaboration with Godfrey Diamond and his new project Big Dream is the single "Everybody's High." Listen on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music, or your favorite music platform. Release date: 9 September 2022

PICK UP, co-written by Lena Kovacevic, Godfrey Diamond, and Marisol Limon Martinez, was released by Sony Europe in October 2016. It was on rotation on MTV at Number 3 in six countries, right behind Lady Gaga.

Smoke & Flowers, a collaboration of electronic chamber pop between Jeanann Dara and Marisol Limon, were active between 2010-2012; they performed with the instrumentation of vocals, keys, synthesizer, viola, drums, and live sampling.

The Reading was Marisol's collaboration with DJ/multi-instrumentalist M. Eugene Lemcio (AKA DJ Eugene Tambourine). A mutual love of melody and rhythm has erased any differences in their backgrounds which often blend the influence of classical piano, new-wave synth rock, '60s European pop, and a glimmer of club music's golden age.

Elva Snow is a band formed by Scott Matthew and ex-Morrissey member Spencer Cobrin. Their debut record was released in April 2010 by Glitterhouse Records. Marisol's artwork is featured on the cover of this album and on the single Could Ya.

From 2006 to 2008, Corey Dargel, a composer, lyricist, and singer of electronic art songs, wrote custom-made love songs commissioned by individuals as gifts for their significant others. Marisol did 13 drawings for 13 of these songs for the visual art featured on the album. Other People's Love Songs was released in 2008 by New Amsterdam Records.