Retro Daylist

Healing Frequencies

Just Can't Admit

I Can See The Music (LA Edit)

Diversions

Resolution

improvised test of the motm 650 module. 2 arpeggiators at different subdivisions on 4 voices, patched into only 2 egs and amps.. thats what gives it the nice variations in amplitude..

ARPEGGIATOR TEST

Frank LoCrasto - Sequential Circuits Prophet 5, Arp Odyssey, Sequential Circuits Pro One, Yamaha CS-60, Crumar Orchestrator, Roland Jupiter 4, Hammond M3, Hammond Aurora, Farfisa Professional, Yamaha YC-10, Acoustic Piano, Guitar, Percussion 
Tom Ayres - Guitars (All songs except Sunset, Hope Street, & Hawaiian Church) 
Josh Mease - Guitar (Hotels, Night People, Palms, Sci Fi) 
Jordan Brooks - Bass (All songs except Sunset, Hope Street, & Hawaiian Church) 
Brian Wolfe - Drums, Percussion (All songs except Sunset, Hope Street, & Hawaiian Church) 

These songs were recorded on an Otari MX-70, with additional recording on Sci Fi to a Studer A827. 

Recorded by Robin Macmillan, Frank LoCrasto, Matt Labozza & Pete Rende in Brooklyn, NY. 

Mixed by Pete Rende 
Mastered by Nate Wood at Kerseboom Mastering 
Vinyl transfer and pressing by Stan Getz at A & R Records, Dallas, TX 
Photography by The Apartment 
Design by The Apartment 

All songs composed and arranged by Frank LoCrasto 

Produced by Frank LoCrasto 

Dedicated to my Mom, Theresa LoCrasto

LoCrasto

Sci Fi

"Eclipse," the first single off of Looms' new LP, "The Way Up," out May 3rd via Good Eye Records. Featuring lead guitar by Nels Cline. Pre-order on vinyl/pre-save here ~ http://smarturl.it/the-way-up

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After a summer tour in 2017 with Looms, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Sharif Mekawy came home to the end of a relationship. This heartbreak led to a month wherein he confined himself to a month of writing music on his roof.

Now, that time has gone on to inform Looms’ third full-length, The Way Up, out May 3rd via Good Eye Records. Joined by Harry Morris Jr. (guitar), Andy Murray (bass) and Harry Louis Cozza (drums), the ten-song album grapples with the life-consuming churn of lost love, “what ifs?” and rose-colored memories that warp over time. 

Featuring a guest performance from guitar legend Nels Cline, “Eclipse” sparks to life as Looms establish a lush instrumental bedrock. Although vibrant in its full band form, "The Way Up"’s lead single goes back to Mekawy’s lonely time up on that roof as an eclipse began, forcing himself to stay up there until the song was completed.

Such is the push and pull at the heart of "The Way Up"; a heart-rending, expansively and beautifully realized full band effort born from a brutal, solitary reconciliation. Listeners who have loved and lost will find a friend in Loom’s latest effort, no matter where one is in their journey.

"The Way Up" is out May 3rd and is the fifteenth release from Good Eye Records.

The Way Up

Pre-order Vinyl

Looms - "Eclipse"

Jenny Scheinman & Allison Miller's Parlour Game
"The Right Fit"
from the album, 'Parlour Game'
out 8/2 on LP, CD + Digital
http://smarturl.it/ParlourGame-RightFit

Jenny Scheinman - Violin
Carmen Staaf - Piano
Tony Scherr - Bass
Allison Miller - Drums

Parlour Game

The Right Fit

The Little Kicks - "People Need Love"
Released: September 30th 2022

www.thelittlekicks.co.uk

Recorded, mixed and mastered at Chem19 Studio in Blantyre, Scotland by legendary Scottish producer Paul Savage (The Delgados, Chemikal Underground), "People Need Love" is The Little Kicks’ fifth and most accomplished studio album.

"People Need Love" will be released on limited edition clear vinyl complete with die-cut cover and interchangeable artwork. Available via the band's website: www.thelittlekicks.co.uk/

People Need Love

On and On and On

Bandes Originales

Sagas

Frank LoCrasto is a Texas born, Brooklyn-based musician, specializing in piano and synthesizers. He studied music at The New School and has toured and recorded extensively as a sideman and leader since arriving in New York City in 2001. He has also composed and recorded original scores for independent films. 

He has released 3 solo albums, “When You’re There” (MaxJazz 2006), “El Dorado” (Hundred Pockets 2011), and “LoCrasto” (Storytime 2015). “When You’re There” is a mostly acoustic jazz recording featuring a small chamber orchestra on 4 of the 9 tracks. “El Dorado” was recorded in his basement apartment in Brooklyn and utilizes tube amps, drum machines, pianos, organs, vintage synths and guitar pedals to create an alchemy of psychedelic and ambient music. “LoCrasto” was recorded with a similar approach but with a live band in a recording studio. A fourth album is currently in the works for a winter 2019 release.

In addition to solo projects, LoCrasto has recorded and toured internationally with several established artists including Pat Martino, Jeremy Pelt, Nicholas Payton, Greg Osby, Wallace Rooney, and James Iha. Other collaborations include: Lapland, Breastfist, Cass McCombs, Nightlands, and Julian Velard. He has appeared on over 40 records.

Sci Fi

frankiejam

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