Name: When Did We Get Like This And Why Can't We Go Back To The Way Things Were? by jazzdefector
Duration: 3 min 6 s
Description: back to a style I'm comfortable with: volume Pedal and big reverb. The theme for this one is the difficulties of love and wanting to change things to the way they were.

I know what you mean Sebastian. Excellent title/theme.

@chandeliersofficial: Hi Connor, did you want to do a remix or just want it for listening?

Dubiety was the first tune to be recorded during the first lockdown of 2020. I set up a studio in my spare room, using a Tascam 24 track recorder and set up to record all instruments myself, as i had no internet connection to send tracks to fellow musicians. This piece has some parts still to add, but here is a mix of progress so far.
Piano, Bass, Drums - Mike Sole
Photo by Phillip Edgell
Copyright 2020 Mike Sole Music

Dubiety

back to a style I'm comfortable with: volume Pedal and big reverb. The theme for this one is the difficulties of love and wanting to change things to the way they were.

When Did We Get Like This And Why Can't We Go Back To The Way Things Were?

Room 303 ・三○三号室 
https://instagram.com/room303radio

21:00-22:30 JST
2025年5月14日

ギ・ギはテキサスを拠点に活動するDJ／アーティストで、伝統的なサンプリングと実験的なサウンド・コラージュを融合させている。彼の作品は有機的なものと合成的なものの架け橋となり、クラブのリズムやテクスチャーの探求からインスピレーションを得て、没入感のあるシェイプシフトするコンポジションを生み出している。

SPRiNG SPROGS（michika
 minami） 
https://instagram.com/michika.99

@ WPÜ HOTEL SHINJUKU 
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SPRiNG SPROGS (michika, minami)｜2025年5月14日

alli donde no llegan las palabras llega la música
thanks to Ed's talent and inspiration
https://soundcloud.com/ed-trum-ped
Original cover art design by Victor Candela

Ed van den Brekel & VictorYibril - Bolero

I know it's been a while. Hope you are all well. I composed these days a loose jazz ballad. Not quite common for me, but made a lot of fun. The rhythm section (bass & drums)is programmed. Hope you enjoy.... 
Have a nice summer wherever you are.

Bright Day

Arve Henriksen - Tilia Cordata

Our next release sees the return of both Jazzdefector and Slow Clinic, who contributed albums to our catalog in 2016 and 2018 respectively. The pair have been connected via social media for quite some time but when James Armstrong (Slow Clinic) had posted about a stint of writer’s block, Sebastian Buccheri (Jazzdefector) messaged to suggest a collaboration.
James agreed and set about creating the sort of paired-back material which started this journey, with his debut for Somehow Recordings; a guitar, a volume pedal, octaver and an endless feedback delay. This was passed over to Sebastian who added his signature guitar sound to add new layers of improvised melody to James’ drones.

The collaboration that became ‘Green Echo’ drew out a combined strength between two artists who had reached a plateau in their creativity at that point. In their mutual brick walls they found that the blocks were removed through the creation of Green Echo. The bouncing back and sharing of ideas, or echoes if you prefer, translated into something greener, as hope and optimism took hold. The album itself has also become a collection of memories which reflect this positive experience created in winter and for Sebastian in particular, he recalls the fading green landscapes of the midlands, UK countryside in which he lives.

Green Echo

wlr065 Jazzdefector & Slow Clinic - Green Echo

A selection of more acoustic-sounding and harmonious music by Maps and Diagrams, some previously released and a few recently-discovered and unreleased songs from hard drives, tapes and mini-disc. All songs written, arranged and recorded by Maps and Diagrams.

https://handstitched.bandcamp.com/

There's some exciting news for Handstitched* in the coming months - a couple of new releases due, stay tuned and try not to take one single moment in this life for granted.

Thanks for listening x

tracklist:

Jasper (Handstitched*)
Ten Black Cards (Time Released Sound)
Untitled (unreleased)
Untitled (unreleased)
Komagataella (Audio Gourmet)
Untitled (unreleased)
Untitled (unreleased)
Circa (Nomadic Kids Republic)
Lias (Handstitched*)
Novachord Spectrum (False Industries)
Floating Sculptures (Nomadic Kids Republic)
Untitled (unreleased)
Red (Handstitched*)
Cut-Out Silhouettes (Nomadic Kids Republic)
Curious Expeditions (Touched)
Untitled (unreleased)
Untitled (unreleased)
Sleep (Audio Gourmet)
Oracle (Grenzwellen)

Maps And Diagrams - Rediscovered Acoustics For Winter [December 2019]

An ambient improvisation exploring the new Hologram Microcosm.

Macro Clouds

What to do when a possible robocalled phones in the middle of an ambient guitar take?

Possible Robocaller

Dawn Chorus and the Infallible Sea: "Liberamente" out on Azure Vista Records on October 16! Available on CD/LP/download. Preorder from azurevistarecords.bandcamp.com

Info:

"Second album from American trio Dawn Chorus and the Infallible Sea, consisting of zakè, Marc Ertel and Damien Duque. Together they're creating soft-textured and slowly unfolding sonic landscapes, somewhere between guitar-oriented drone music and modern classical. Liberamente is the kind of album that demands attention and patience from the listener, yet it's ultimately a very rewarding one. 

Stylistically Dawn Chorus and the Infallible Sea sums up several decades of American soundscape and drone music, taking threads from Windy & Carl, Auburn Lull, and Stars of the Lid then weaves them into a contemporary, and sonically adventurous whole. On the surface it suggests simplicity, but dig deeper and the seven pieces on Liberamente reveals a rare compositional dexterity. This is minimalism at its finest."

Dawn Chorus and the Infallible Sea: "Liberamente"

I play the guitar  which is recorded and processed using an old G5 mac with Ableton, Logic, some hardware, and some guitar pedals.
Sometimes I use soft synths and sound samples.
Just trying to slow the world down

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