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Coldplay - Midnight (Kygo Remix)

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Kai Engel - Transcending Heaven

A Conversation with Ravi Coltrane and Rudresh Mahanthappa
Hosted by Ashley Kahn

This event took place in Dizzy's Den at the 58th Monterey Jazz Festival, September 20, 2015.

The making and mythology of John Coltrane’s timeless recording A Love Supreme began 50 years ago this year. It was not like any jazz before—it sounded like the black church, Coltrane’s tenor was intense and urging, like a Sunday preacher. The music sounded deeply sincere. The liner notes called the album a “gift to God.” It had with a chanted section (the first time Coltrane’s voice was heard by many people) and an inward-looking, prayer-like ending. The words on the cover carried a message of divine dedication and universal love.

A Love Supreme is a four-part suite, recorded by Coltrane’s Classic Quartet (McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison, Elvin Jones) in a single afternoon on December 9, 1964 and released a few months later to universal praise: two GRAMMY Award nominations, Record of the Year according to DownBeat readers, who then handed three honors to Coltrane—Jazzman of the Year, Tenor Saxophone, and Hall of Fame induction.

Fifty years since, A Love Supreme has ascended in legend and influence, reaching far beyond the jazz world. The album is now a cultural icon on a par with the most cherished recordings in rock, hip-hop, and other styles. In complete form, few dare to perform or record it. Most musicians see it in a hallowed light, meant to be heard, not interpreted.

The Monterey Jazz Festival celebrates the golden anniversary of A Love Supreme in the Coffee House Gallery with a special exhibition of images telling the story of the album’s making, including many shot by famed jazz photographer Chuck Stewart who was present during the album’s recording session.

On Sunday, Septyember 20 at 2:30pm in Dizzy’s Den, saxophonists Ravi Coltrane (son of John) and Rudresh Mahanthappa joined GRAMMY-winning jazz historian Ashley Kahn in discussing the creation and status of A Love Supreme, with music and video excerpts.

A Love Supreme at 50: John Coltrane’s Spiritual Masterpiece (2015)

Гражданская оборона - На всю оставшуюся жизнь


This epic 41-minute relaxing juggernaut is a continually changing yet always pleasant piece. How pleasant? Very, very pleasant. You can just put this one on and drift away to the imagined utopian land of your choosing! Suitable for day-spa background music, dental office calming music, very long form landscape or train videos, governmental intake and processing videos. The uncompressed download does not contain separate files, just the one big 650 meg wav file.

Garden Music


This was a quick improvisation that turned out pretty listenable! Original title was "Sofa King Beautiful", but I figured "Fresh Air" worked better. Since this is a piece for solo keyboard, I included four alternate keyboards in the uncompressed download. They all have subtly different feels. Electric Piano, Grand Piano, Spinet Piano (out of tune), and a piano where you tap the strings rather than hit it with the hammers.

Fresh Air

We've all been there. It is a little sad, a little hopeful... like when you finally set your rescue owl back into the world. You're sad to see her go, but you hope for the best. You've done all you can inside... her wings work pretty well now, and she can snatch the mice from your living room floor even when you put in a bunch of fake plants in the way to give the prey cover. Nothing to do now but hope Blossom can rule the night as you hoped she one day would. Also... time to buy a bunch of mousetraps.

Heavy Heart

Kai Engel - January

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A New Beginning

You is the First single taken from Kyson's sophomore album "A Book Of Flying".

A Book Of Flying’ marks Kyson’s return to Friends of Friends and the follow-up to 2013’s ‘The Water’s Way’. 11 roomy, beatific songs are rounded around Kyson’s delicate vocal work, the album updating classic folk tropes with modern verve. Composed entirely by Kyson, the album is a sort of grown up bedroom album, full of contemplative instrumentation and songwriting that tugs at intrinsically human heartstrings. Whereas Kyson’s music has touched on the dancefloor in the past, ‘A Book Of Flying’ gives in entirely to his inward-looking proclivities and the result is his most complete work to date, a work of contemporary folk that paints a fluid picture of Kyson the artist.

A Book Of Flying is out April 1st via Friends Of Friends Records.

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Minimal and somewhat droney in parts, this has a beautiful calmness about it. You can use it to sell anti-depressants or high performance automobile parts. Also useful for time-lapse photography of the night sky... or maybe a rocket launch.

Immersed

Kai Engel - Chapter Two - Mild - 04 River

Kai Engel - Chapter Two - Mild - 02 March

Kai Engel - Chapter Two - Mild - 01 Floret

Study for Player Piano (i)

It's a rainy day in southern Singapore so I thought I'd reimagine a song I love.

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