Newness

Impressionists

Meershaum

I have no idea where this came from, but it's obvious where it is going.
The astonishing Maestro Mullikin at the controls.

Stringso and Malletor

A moving, emotive back drop evocative of both ancient and distant futures, interwoven with the mysterious, whispery eloquence of the beloved Lisa, a soundcloud favored soul.
Her attention getting voice made this piece much more impressive.
Thank you Lisa!

Dawn of the Future Ancestor w/Lisa Kobold Blue

Brooding and mysterious. this one changes like the aurora in the forest.



Diaphanous Remembrance

This one really defies description and the origins are unknown. Suffice it to say this is where the ego, and concern for sounding right, dissolve into random abstraction, somehow re-assembling themselves into pure inspiration.
Not really danceable, but an interesting piece nonetheless.

Thelonius Elfman

A descriptive narrative on the difficulties an intelligent mind has, blindly accepting absorption and conformity in a modern world. They of whom we do not speak, have a voice within us.
A piece that compels the hearer to listen more intently, and as such fulfills it's intention.

Neolith

Is a place beyond time and space, that has memory of the future, but no recollection of the past, due to an overwhelming desire to live in the present. Dan was channeling something very powerful on this one. Not considered easy listening.

Time Well

The Phalli of Priapus

Always Everywhere is the continuing musical interaction between Michael Pennington, engineer, and facillator
of Lesser Pyramid Studios, playing all things percussive and membranophonic, piano, keyboards, flutes and marimba. 

And honored guest improvisational composers;

Daniel Mullikin; Maestro on the cello, guitar, bass, sitar, sarangi and ANYTHING with strings. Piano virtuoso and gifted inspirationalist.

With the occasional amazing guest players; Zach Zarrow: prodigy phenom, Berklee chops monster, heard on; soundcloud.com:/color-of-water. 
also, Dave Belzer: ex Heart member, pre/Wilson era heard here, and at (wepaintwithsound.com), 
and John Gilbert: featured keys on common-sensarian).

Michael's other projects found here:

http://soundcloud.com/color-of-water
http://soundcloud.com/common-sensarian 
http://soundcloud.com/jaevern-dorelec
http://soundcloud.com/theyofwhomwedonotspeak

Michael and Daniel have only fairly recently met, 
but somehow seamlessly put forth the agility and instant recognition,
usually reserved for a rhythm section of long time associates.

They are most at ease with no thought or concern for the typical, architectural agreements most players require before constructing a song.
No plan view or elevation drawings to estimate where the music will begin, expand to, or be completed by. Quite intimidating to some.
With that in mind, they co-compose in an improvisational format, music that defies any generic categorization.

They welcome interactions with unusual musicians and spoken word artists from across the globe and beyond.

The goal supporting this interaction, is to help heal the planet through pleasant, uplifting sonic vibrations, 
and also to help ourselves and others to:    L  I  S  T  E  N  more effectively.

They neither endorse or condemn, any of the more popular styles of musical offerings currently available, 
but merely offer an alternative methodology which they feel compelled to promote by way of these sound files. 
The sounds they channel are more than music, they offer a glimpse into a world of spontaneous creativity, 
with no agenda but to be heard in it's pure state, exactly the way it was given.

The motivation to gather and capture these paintings of sound, 
comes from a desire to contribute in some small way, 
to the furtherance of tolerant, non violent or aggressive, forms of communication. 

Michael's lifelong focus is painting; with words, sound as music, and useful artistry:
fantasyfinishesinc.yolasite.com
His hope is that all who hear this music, will become happier and more focused.
And ready to face the coming changes we all will share.


I've heard it said, we'd make great pets, and the coming age is new.
But sometimes when your back is turned, the truth's in front of you.

Thanks for listening,
Michael 






Always Everywhere

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