Performed by the Now Hear Ensemble, from their album "Made in California"
Amanda Kritzberg, clarinet; Joel Hunt, alto saxophone; Anthony Garcia, percussion; Jonathan Morgan, viola; Federico Llach, double bass 

In "Ghost in the Machine" the entire ensemble is fused into a single robotic entity, playing tightly interlocking patterns of percussive sounds. Another aspect of this hybrid man-machine is live electronics; controlled by the performers and played back through percussion instruments. These instruments are conceived as extensions of the live performers, and are not actually physically played by anyone. Through the course of the piece the performers gradually introduce a very slow chord progression with glacial melodies spinning out of it. The vibraphone, with its combination of percussive and melodic qualities, is the link that holds this crazy contraption together.

Ghost in the Machine (2013) for five players and live electronics

Alex Temple, "Slightly Less Awkward People" (2008)

Sara Budde, bass clarinet
James Moore, electric guitar

studio recording, 10.6.08

More info:
https://www.alextemplemusic.com/slightly-less-awkward-people

Slightly Less Awkward People (2008)

These tracks accompany the Sound Design article featured in the July 2011 issue of Sound On Sound.

Breeding in Pieces excerpt

Scott Barton