Name: 2021 April - The Whipple Effect Podcast, David Whipple interviews Stephen Jenkinson by Orphan Wisdom
Duration: 1 h 27 min 10 s
Description: David Whipple in conversation with Stephen Jenkinson

#pianoday2021

recording, mix & master by Aleksander Sinka

"Only for you i can write these words" (piano solo slow version for Piano Day 2021)

David Whipple in conversation with Stephen Jenkinson

2021 April - The Whipple Effect Podcast, David Whipple interviews Stephen Jenkinson

Just as Henrik reworked his piece, 202, Jupi/ter returns the favour with this glowing rework of Mind - an as-yet-unreleased piece.

Download it here: https://bit.ly/3fH7PIY

A perfect heart-opener, the piece is an ode to sunrise through the trees, the promise of imminent joy.

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Henrik Meierkord - Mind (Jupi/ter Rework)

Made with my Fall Norns script: https://github.com/ambalek/fall

Fall4

Listen / Purchase: https://lnk.to/phonoelmar

Lost Tribe Sound presents The Phonometrician’s, ’El Mar Convertido en Oceano,’ an EP of minimal yet highly expressive songs focused on the acoustic guitar. Many who enjoyed the brighter side of Carlos Morales (aka The Phonometrician) 2019 debut album ‘Mnemosyne’ will find a lot to love with ‘El Mar Convertido en Oceano.’

While LTS tends to stay rooted in sounds more apt for the fall and winter climates, after a long year and half we welcomed the chance to release something a bit more uplifting, at ease, even summery if you will. Morales leans into the oceanic, cyclical nature of these pieces, allowing the fingerpicked melodies to convey transformation through a smooth continuous flow. It’s a metamorphosis that can feel quite calm on the surface, knowing full well that stronger, more aggressive undercurrents may lie below.

’El Mar Convertido en Oceano’ serves as a warm reminder of the emotion Morales is capable of with very few instruments at play. It also provides an adapted glimpse at some of the many works for film he has composed over the last few years. The EP also makes us eager for things to come from The Phonometrician, as Morales has hinted that new full-length material is taking shape.

El Mar Convertido en Oceano

El Mar de la Memoria Silenciada

The Phonometrician - El Mar De La Memoria Silenciada (from El Mar Convertido en Oceano)

Imaginary Tales is the first collaboration between Wil Bolton and Francis Gri. Recorded last year between London and Milan, this album signals a wonderful start to 2022 for Krysalisound. 

These six tracks are the perfect sum of the individual sounds of Wil and Francis and their natural propensity to delicate and intimate sonorities. They are rendered with a broad sonic palette that includes modular synth, acoustic and electric guitars, sansula, electric piano, mellotron, found sounds and field recordings. 

Imaginary Tales is an exploration of dreaming landscapes and lonely moments. Each song could be a story, a story without words. Each title is just the beginning of where your imagination may take you if you just close your eyes.

Credits:
releases January 22, 2022 

- All music by Wil Bolton and Francis Gri 
- Composed and recorded between London and Milan in 2021 
- Mixed by Wil Bolton 
- Mastered by Wil Bolton (CD version) and Francis Gri (Digital audio version) 
- Artwork and design by KSND

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KS57 | WIL BOLTON & FRANCIS GRI Imaginary Tales "The Forest Of Whispered Answers"

#JeSuis explores the relevance of a life in conflict. Inspired by the disconnect between media stories about war, displacement and erosion of freedom and the lived experience, #JeSuis brings the choreographic lens to focus on a group of dancers from the middle east where human catastrophe is a daily given. Using the real life stories of his bonded ensemble of Turkish dancers, Aakash’s collaboration reflects his positive history of dance creation since 2011, with Fabiana Piccioli designing lighting and Nicki Wells composing the music.

Aakash Odedra. #JeSuis. Sufi

"Time Lapse" is a track written by Marie-Anne Fischer for the "Modern Majestic Builds" album by Gothic Storm Music. 

All inquiries regarding licensing:
licensing@gothic-storm.com

Time Lapse

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“Tangible was composed towards the end of the Covid lockdown. It’s inspired by personal reflection about real and virtual experiences; society has been forced to evolve in terms of how we relate to each other, and to spend a large amount of time staring at screens. However, as the poet Pedro Salinas reminds us: “You always live in your actions. With the tips of your fingers you press the world, you tear off auroras, triumphs, colors, joys: it's your music. Life is what you touch”. 
In this way, the album aims to evoke the strength and purity of the tangible – the experience of hugging, touching wet soil, or getting gently wet from a fine drizzle, arms open and looking up at the sky” B.S

“Right from the start, Bruno Sanfilippo’s Tangible is a blissful, serene dream. The record’s songs blossom gently, like an autumn sunrise, and convey a profound sense of joy and euphoria. Combining piano, strings, and minimalist electronica, there’s real beauty here too; fragile piano lines woven with soaring strings and soft synth washes. Yet Bruno doesn’t merely evoke deep emotions – his work is playful in places, imbued with a little mischief. It’s what gives Tangible its heart and humanity. Sinking into these twelve tracks is wondrously life-affirming, and confirms Sanfilippo as one of the best, most soulful pianists and composers in the world” Derek Robertson, freelance journalist and music writer: Guardian, Independent, NME, VICE, Timeout, The Quietus, The Face.

Recorded by Bruno at Onix II Studio · Barcelona · spring 2020
Analog Mastered by Ian Hawgood
Cover photo and layout CD by Ximena Contreras
Music Video by Aleix Font
Violin in ‘Amapola’ by Laura Masotto
Cello in ‘Amber Light’ by Antonio Cortesi
© ℗ ad21 · under exclusive license to Believe

www.bruno-sanfilippo.com

Tangible

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my most recent composition, lament, for piano day 2021.  a long and a short version.  please enjoy.

2021 April - The Whipple Effect Podcast, David Whipple interviews Stephen Jenkinson

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