Johan Lindvall - synth, Jan Martin Gismervik - drums, Adrian Fiskum Myhr - electric bass

Lindvall/Myhr/Gismervik

Dr Kay and the quest for Unedited Truth Episode 1: The Jazz Disapperances

Created by: Arthur Kay Piene
Based on a story by: Arthur Kay Piene, Filip Roshauw, Peter Vollset, Christopher Nielsen
Written by Arthur Kay Piene, Filip Roshauw and Peter Vollset. 
Music and Sound Design by Arthur Kay Piene and Dr Kay and his Interstellar Tone Scientists
Produced by Arthur Kay Piene and Filip Roshauw
Mastered by Christian Obermayer

The Song “Do you Want to Change The Universe”
Written by Arthur Piene
Performed By Dr Kay and his Interstellar Tone Scientists
Kasper Værnes (lead sopr. sax) Kristoffer Eikrem (trp) Harald Lassen (sax) André Roligheten (sax) Øyvind Brække (trb) Adrian Myhr (bass) Andreas Wildhagen (drums) Tore Flatjord (prk) 
Vocals by Thomas Sagbråten, Filip Roshauw & Frank Michaelsen
Mixed by Anders Møller
Mastered by Greg Calbi
Copyright Bangles & Brass Records 2017

Cast: 
Narrator: Adam Eaton
Blekka / Global Jazz News Senior Nordic Correspondent Bob Hutch: Peter Vollset
Hornet / Jazz Fan / people at the Library: Filip Roshauw
Global Jazz News Anchor Sandra Kidd: Cornelia Christiansen
Dr Kay: Himself
Editor/Opponent: Eivind Øygarden
A Young Person: Judy Nyambura Karanja

Cover art by Tobias Gulbransen 

Special Thanks to

Thomas Sagbråten, Goran Obad, Frank Michaelsen, Christopher Nielsen, Gudrun, Family and friends. Especially Arthurs dad for buying him a copy of The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy Audio Series when Arthur was 11.

Dr Kay and the Quest for Unedited Truth. Episode 1: The Jazz Disappearances

Vilde&Inga: Silfr

‘Spioneringsvise’ is first single from upcoming soloalbum ‘Nattsyntese’ by saxophone player Espen Reinertsen. Synth arpeggios on top of drums and Espen’s clear vocal makes out this warm electronica track. Released by SusannaSonata May 2017.

Espen Reinertsen 'Spioneringsvise Single Edit'

Oker is an acoustic improvising quartet based in Oslo. The music combines sounds from extended instrumental techniques with open tonalities and deconstructed grooves. The music can be described as rich textures in gradual change, but also as responsive and spontaneous. The ensemble balances between airy gestures and dense collective blocks of sound. Oker has toured the last few years toured extensively in Europe.

Fredrik Rasten – guitar
Torstein Lavik Larsen – trumpet
Adrian Fiskum Myhr – double bass
Jan Martin Gismervik – drums

Lindvall/Myhr/Gismervik

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