Miles

This is a piece which came out of playing with a loop pedal and reverb. 
Everything recorded is soprano saxophone, no other instruments. 
It needs mastering and rerecording, but I wanted to see what people think of the piece musically. 
The name stems from the fact that the sound of the keys mixed with the multiphonics remind me of a train. Plus, it has a few other meanings as well. 

Alight (rough mix)

PLEASE NOTE: This is a live recording. The saxophone is distorted slightly in the first half of the track due to the microphone being used at the time. For the rest, I have my own clip on and it's not distorted. I wouldn't have put it up if it didn't segue into the next track so please be patient and listen to the rest!
Featuring Ruthie (soprano sax), Anina Trobec (vocals), Joe Wheba (keys), Alfie Connor (guitar), Max Goff (bass) and Ed Burton (drums).
Sound engineer: Rick Campion




Live at The Albany 02/06/2012- Alight and Kingfisher

If you're wondering what the name of this song means, I'm not gonna tell you. The story behind it just isn't interesting to anyone who doesn't know!
A goldsmiths PMS "in joke", if you will. 
Featuring Ruthie (soprano sax), Anina Trobec (vocals), Joe Wheba (keys), Alfie Connor (guitar), Max Goff (bass) and Ed Burton (drums).
Sound engineer: Rick Campion


Live At The Albany 02/06/2012- Omaney

A live version of the song previously known as 'Hanging On'. Inspired by the short film 'Vincent' (1982) by Tim Burton. 
Featuring Ruthie (soprano sax), Anina Trobec (vocals), Joe Wheba (keys), Alfie Connor (guitar), Max Goff (bass) and Ed Burton (drums).
Sound engineer: Rick Campion


Live at The Albany 02/06/2012- Vincent

And finally, I finished the set with a sort of "cover" of My Funny Valentine.
Featuring Ruthie (soprano sax), Anina Trobec (vocals and samples), Joe Wheba (keys), Alfie Connor (guitar), Max Goff (bass) and Ed Burton (drums).
Sound engineer: Rick Campion


Ruthie Woodward