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text experiments

Majestic Synthpop/The Dark Land

Home Body (David Degge, voice + hammered dulcimer + percussion)

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The night I found out you were coming

My job is to water the garden

I wrote this after making it across the country on a road trip. I was in a good mood. For days. 

majestic synthpop

So named after the weird goblin sound I was using. Thanks, Logic. 

the dark land

from The New Austerity, an EP I recorded as the one man band 'massey.'

xt4p

also known as the iChannel theme. But before that, it was just 'purpose.'

purpose

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Going To The Motor

Brown And Burnt

This is Future Sevens Number Four. For more information, please visit www.futuresevens.com
Credits:
Andrea Mazzariello, composer
Andrea Lodge, piano
Evan Monroe Chapman, audio 
Ryan Schwabe, mastering
Sarah McMahon, image

Flight School (Andrea Lodge, Piano)

This is Future Sevens Number Four. For more information please visit www.futuresevens.com
Credits: 
Andrea Mazzariello, composer
Jason Treuting, drum set
Evan Monroe Chapman, audio 
Ryan Schwabe, mastering
Sarah McMahon, image

Monobot (Jason Treuting, drum set)

This is Future Sevens Number Five. For more information please visit www.futuresevens.com
Credits:
Kit Parks: Video, Image
Andrea Mazzariello: Sound

The First Day Of The Year

So Sad

New Asr

go back

fall down five times get up six (Francine Kay, piano)

octobot

Polybot

Trust Fall

Petticelle. Or, "The Threat of Violence."

Linguine with White Clam Sauce I. Or, "Manslaughter."

plant a flower

This is one movement of a four-movement symphony composed in collaboration with Dr. John Psarouthakis and Aleksandra Vrebalov. Dr. Psarouthakis developed the concept for the arc of the whole symphony and of this movement in particular, including overall shape, musical character, and the folk material to be referenced. He also gave substantial direction in the revision process.

Diamorphosis

found this. 2013, but written much earlier. protest music.

also www.onemorerevolution.com

Fireball (demo)

from something new in progress. video here:
https://www.onemorerevolution.com/

wake/rise (demo)

premiere performance. carleton college. sept 2016.
video:
https://vimeo.com/201557555

Losses But Just

Here, finally, is the definitive audio. The piece is a short memoir that I then gave teeth through various nefarious technological means. 

The Exchange

Lyrics:
I keep track of my consumption
for use in later math
let alone my core assumption
that it clarifies the path

I monitor my vital signs
noticing the trends
I'm coloring inside the lines
and straightening the bends

I don't just wanna burn it down unless I do
someone's beat me to it
all of you

thanks for choosing in a block
your serpent-headed friend
until your other figurehead
decides to come again

i'll be counting while you wait
the beans against the thaw
but nothing I can calculate
trumps what you think you saw

you made a wish to burn it down and it came true
start dancing til it catches up with you

and it will and when it does
that we all said it would won't make a sound
except to lock us out
of all those cities you built underground

did you sanctify the water,
or is it there to keep your kids alive?
while I run mine into the light
you were right that something would arrive

my numbers came back yesterday
this new routine is clever
"keep it up," the doctors say
you'll live for fucking ever.

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Andrea Mazzariello = words + music + mix
Matthew Zimmerman = amazing recording of expensive piano
Ryan Schwabe = mastering
Christine Williams, Matt Poirier, Dan Trueman, Mark DeChiazza = extra ears (thank you)

Say A Thing

Andrea Mazzariello (he/him) is a composer, performer, writer, and teacher. His musical practices include writing songs, making electronic music, and working in notated traditions. His work explores spoken and sung treatments of his own original text, plays with computers and other kinds of electronics, and engages the physiology of performance in novel ways. He writes about listening, musical media, and pedagogy, and teaches and mentors music-makers working in a wide variety of genres and approaches. His music has been performed widely in North America and Europe, and appears on releases by New Amsterdam Records, SEAMUS, Proper Canary, and his own One More Revolution records. The Operating System published his first book, One More Revolution: A Love Song, on Vinyl, in 2018. He teaches composition and music technology at Carleton College, directs the composition program at the Sō Percussion Summer Institute, and mentors and collaborates with young beatmakers, producers, and songwriters at The Key, a youth services organization in downtown Northfield, MN.

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