Conceived and programmed as a linear listening experience, ‘The Technological Afterlife’ is Quaid’s most expansive and fully realised work to date; the compositions stretch out, the playing is freer - the freaky late-nite vibe still remains - but is taken to a more cosmic, even mediative place, as the album develops.

The music’s headier aesthetic reflects the mood conceptually, as Quaid takes us on a journey that is at times both deeply introspective/personal and a fiery invocation of his wider concerns about contemporary life.

Alongside regular collaborator, vocalist ‘Shepherd’ (22a) Quaid has enlisted heavyweight soloists from the underground live jazz/electronic music scene: notably ‘Tadek Pekacz’ (the Polish Chick Corea) and Italian synth-sax maverick ‘Flippo Pratesi’.

Native Programming
June 2017

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Quaid — The Technological Afterlife

17th 18th Bridge

from the new EP 'Antiphon' - https://alfamist.bandcamp.com
Alfa Mist - Keys
Rudi Creswick - Bass
Johnny Woodham - Trumpet
Jamie Houghton - Drums
Kaya Thomas-Dyke - Vocals
Tobie Tripp - Violin/Strings

Antiphon

Breathe (Feat. Kaya Thomas-Dyke)

Quaid — Can A Machine Save Ur Soul?

Quaid — Sins Of The Ancients (preview)

Quaid — TheNiteSheLeftMe (preview)

Quaid — Complicit (preview)

Quaid — Machine Psychology (preview)

Quaid — Anxious (preview)

Return Of The Ghetto Fly (feat. J Dilla, T3 & Neco Redd)

7" / Digital - http://yellowflowermusic.co.uk
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YF008 - Ocean Jams - Somewhere

Sticky

Shiva

Quaid — Machine Psychology (preview)

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