Laraaji (born as Edward Larry Gordon) may be most well-known for his 1980 album Ambient 3: Day of Radiance, a collaboration with Brian Eno for his legendary ambient series of recordings, but Laraaji's career has actually spanned more than 40 years and includes over 50 releases. However, music is only one element of this laughter artist, meditation practitioner, and mystic traveler. As Eno says, "Laraaji is one of the calmest and most serious people I have ever met, and also one of the most lighthearted. It's an unusual combination, but somehow both qualities show in his work – it's deep and bright at the same time." Geoff Stanfield had a conversation with Laraaji from which excerpts were pulled for an article in Tape Op issue #141, but actually hearing the words and wisdom is an experience all its own. Enjoy!

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Episode 61: Laraaji

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Música para la adaptación de la obra "Quadrat (Quad)" de Samuel Beckett, obra creada para televisión.

Presentación en el Festival Samuel Beckett - México 2020 (2da edición) 

Concepto y dirección general - David Martínez Bryan
Música - Germán Villarreal Yáñez

QuaDrum

Musica y letra: David Martínez Bryan

David Martínez Bryan: voz, guitarra, HPD-15 / 
Juan Reyes: percusiones

Camaleón

Every month, Wire magazine plays a musician a series of records which asked to identify and comment on - with no prior knowledge of what they're about to hear.
Tested by Christoph Cox. Photos by Chris Buck.

Wire Interview June 2003 by Rob Young

"El Sur Boca Arriba" (2010) -  
Música: David Martínez Bryan - 

David Martínez Bryan: guitarras, voces, bajo - 
Juan Reyes: HPD-15

El Sur Boca Arriba (Home Recording, 2010)

"Untitled" / 
Music: David Martínez Bryan & Germán Villarreal

David Martínez Bryan: Keyboards / 
Germán Villarreal: Maschine / 

Home Recording

Untitled (Home Recording)

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