superbe trio ! la texture sonore est riche, dense et envoûtante...

De multiples univers, je reviens au plus vite pour cliquer sur "buy" ;-) Une approche du son qui me va... quelque chose de neuf avec une belle empreinte jazz

Recorded in India
Free Download > https://goo.gl/rRt39Q

水田 - Rice Field

Recorded in Cesenatico Italy
Free Download > https://goo.gl/nOn8x9

Field Recording Of Italy, Sound Of Italy, Field Recordings Italy.

マリーナ - Marina

Insulated Paradise (2021)
I  18:58
II 18:15

Streaming 
https://atsukohatano.bandcamp.com/album/insulated-paradise

Music by Atsuko Hatano
Playing : Strings, Symth and more

Insulated Paradise I

new release by Inclusion Principle.
martin archer - keys, laptop, winds
peter fairclough - percussion
hervé perez - laptop, winds

this third album features new member peter fairclough on drums and takes us deeper into the microworld of the group with a definite new groove and a jazz coating.
a very singular sound for every ears.

please check out the discus label page:
http://discus-music.co.uk/catalogue/dis49cd-detail

EPK
https://nexttimestudio.wordpress.com/2014/09/16/inclusion-principle-epk/

third opening

Third Opening - Inclusion Principle [Discus Records 2015]

Recorded in Mikurajima Japan
Download > goo.gl/QYZ2s5

Field Recording Of Japan, Nature Sounds Of Japan, Field Recording Japan.

イルカの鳴き声 - Dolphin's Whistles & Clicks

Recorded in India
Download > https://goo.gl/brxjUd

Field Recording Of India, Nature Sounds Of India, Field Recording India.

誰かいますか - Anyone Here?

Recorded in India
Download > https://goo.gl/qHxHC9

Field Recording Of India, Nature Sounds Of India, Field Recording India.

良い朝ですね - Lovely Morning (Excerpt)

Rachel Musson, Pat Thomas, Mark Sanders
Shifa - Live in Oslo

Edit from album Shifa - Live in Oslo

Release date: Oct 2, 2020
5840

LP / CD / DL
577 Records
www.577records.com

Rachel Musson/Pat Thomas/Mark Sanders Edit/preview from album Shifa - Live in Oslo (577 Recs)

Daniel Carter, Patrick Holmes, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi
Telepathic Mysteries Vol. 1

Release date: 10/16/2020
5840
LP / DL
577 Records
www.577records.com

ABOUT THIS TRACK:
In their fourth studio album, Telepathic Mysteries, Vol. 1, Daniel Carter, Patrick Holmes, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene and Federico Ughi again push the boundaries of their genre-defying music to explore new influences and negative space. The second track, “SignGhost Theatre” offers a particularly elegant representation of their more muted and orchestral sound. Putman plays Impressionistic melodies on piano, incorporating ambiguous tonality and extended harmonies. Holmes delivers nostalgic, lyrical clarinet solos, while Greene offers his own haunting and versatile arco performance on stand-up bass. Ughi diverges from steady rhythms to offer uniquely subdued and open drumming, and Carter returns to his perennial role as a multi-instrumental, chamber-focused facilitator, lending an added measure of coherence between musicians. The song embodies the mystery it’s intended to convey, gliding through expansive realms of the album’s quietly ambitious project.

Telepathic Mysteries Vol. 1

Daniel Carter, Patrick Holmes, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi 'SignGhost Theatre'

Live in the Metaverse (to Evan Parker and John Coltrane)
Massimo Magee

Artist: Massimo Magee
Album: Live in the Metaverse (to Evan Parker and John Coltrane)
Label: Orbit577 (577 Records)
File Under: Experimental / Avantgarde / Free Jazz
Release Date: 01/23/2021
Cat#: OR5008
Format: Ltd edition CD
Barcode: 755491181799
CD-ORB5-OR5008

1- The Way In 1:50
2- The Bout  43:33

Massimo Magee- Clarinet

Track 1 recorded during testing on September 20, 2020
Track 2 recorded live at OctoBar on September 27, 2020

All music by Massimo Magee

Recording, mixing, mastering, hosting and OctoBar virtual bar concept by Alexander Feder
Documentary photos by MiHee Kim Magee and Alexander Feder

Cover painting: Echo by MiHee Kim Magee
Album design by Mark Smith

Orbit577 is part of 577 Records
https://www.577records.com/orbit577

ALBUM DESCRIPTION
 
UK-based musician Massimo Magee is relatively certain that this was the first free jazz concert made in a virtual venue. His innovative new album, Live in the Metaverse (to Evan Parker and John Coltrane), is defined by this sense of confident and playful originality. Magee recorded this performance by streaming live into a room called The OctoBar—a virtual performance space designed by his friend Alexander Feder—the tracks are riddled with the sounds of a slightly broken streaming signal: clicks, bleeps, pops, and other inexplicable noise that Magee suggests is akin to the ambience of a live performance, anything that might otherwise interrupt his smoothly-executed, extended clarinet solo. Opening with the short, reverb-focused track, “The Way In” gives the album a mystical, dazzling ambience and plenty of intentional electronic manipulation. It quickly gives way to “The Bout,” a 40-minute track for a conceptually simple performance that remains surprisingly throughout, allowing Magee to improvise over the layers of his unintentional broadcast delays and reverberations. The project is deeply inventive and beautifully performed, offering a new interpretation of live music’s possibilities on a virtual platform, and what Magee affirms is a “gesture of insistence that the spiritual mission of this music will (and must) continue, in spite of whatever obstacles may present themselves, materially or mentally, in the time to come.” This solo album joins Magee’s other 577 Records’ productions, with Tony Irving - Vitriol and the Third Oraculum (577 Records, 2020), the live recording of the Cyclone Trio - Cataclysm… Live at Cafe Oto (Orbit577, 2020) and precedes the December release of the Cyclone Trio - Electric (Orbit577, 2020).

Live in the Metaverse (to Evan Parker and John Coltrane)

Massimo Magee 'The Way In' from Live in the Metaverse (to Evan Parker and John Coltrane)

Artist: Gus Garside and Hervé Perez
Album: The Unexpected Visitor
Label: Orbit577 (577 Records)
File Under: Experimental / Avantgarde
Release Date:
Cat#: OR5009
Format: Ltd edition CD (50)
Barcode:
CD-ORB5-OR5009

GUS GARSIDE AND HERVÉ PEREZ
THE UNEXPECTED VISITOR

1- The Guide                 (1:36)
 2- The Seeker               (10:01) 
3- The Cook                  (4:50) 
4- The Lover                  (7:30) 
5- The Gardener            (4:54) 
6- The Dancer               (3:03) 
7- The Maker                (8:39) 
8- The Teacher              (5:58) 
9- The Keeper               (7:00) 
10- The Poet                 (12:53)

Gus Garside  - Double bass 
Hervé Perez -  Saxophone

Recorded by Hervé Perez & Gus Garside, in March-May 2020 
The first session recorded in Brighton, UK. Subsequent sessions recorded with both players in their own homes, while improvising in real time online, connected via low-latency software.

Mixed by Hervé Perez 
Mastered by Hervé Perez at nexttime studios

Photo by Hervé Perez
Album design by Mark Smith

All music by Gus Garside (PRS) and Hervé Perez, 2020

Orbit577
www.577records.com/orbit577

ALBUM DESCRIPTION
 
Meeting for the first time as an acoustic duo in their collaborative album, The Unexpected Visitor, UK-based musicians Gus Garside and Hervé Perez explore the musical interpretations of a 13th Century Poem, “The Guest House” by Rumi. The album captures a series of improvisations played between March and May 2020, before and during the official UK lockdowns, some recorded in the same room together, some individually by each musician at home. This album is a selection of music from their original session and their telematic at-home improvisations, woven together by Rumi’s naturally evolving poetic narrative. Informed by the practice of deep listening, the musicians composed the album with angular melodic lines and abstract passages, exploring the resonant qualities and structural design of the saxophone and double bass. The tracks offer reflective and inviting duets, embodying the transient curiosity and sincere openness of the poem they’re inspired by, “This being human is a guest house / Every morning a new arrival.”

Gus Garside and Hervé Perez 'The Guide' from album 'The Unexpected Visitor'

improvised weaving of vibrations. sound sculpture. cellular dance routines and nerve malaxation. brain entrainment and altered egos guarantied.

Third Opening - Inclusion Principle [Discus Records 2015]

hervé perez EAi

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