Live at the Parkside Lounge, NYC on December 11, 2023 as part of the first concert in the Deep Listening series.
Tracklisting:
1) Twin Engines
2) Imaginary Boyfriend (Alternate Version)
3) Please, don't

Live: Deep Listening #1: Parkside Lounge NYC December 11, 2023

1. LOUP, Ode to S (x Human Boys synth)
2. Essex Olivares, Office Riddim
3. The Screamers, 122 Hours of Fear
4. Jooklo Duo & C Spencer Yeh, Set the Fire
5. Harry Partch, Yankee Doodle Fantasy 
6. Eve Essex
7. Dan Fox, Moonlighting
8. Goblin, Oblio
9. Eve Essex & Dan Fox
10. Akio Suzuki, K7
11. Eve Essex
12. Conrad Schnitzler, Coto
13. Aby Ngana, Diop
14. The Homosexuals, Mecho Madness
15. Eve Essex
16. Blue Gene Tyranny, Leading a Double Life

Listening Room Mix for ALLGOLD/PS1 Printshop

New Stuff

Moon (Sketches)

Beyond Thyme 
12.28.2016 @ Sobway Atlanta, GA
holiday special

Astrodesic Online

Themes for a Film

Behold

The next release on Good Morning comes from Matt Werth, both label owner & operator of RVNG Intl, plus also its holy communal space, 'Commend' in New York.

If there's one person who embodies the true spirit of what Good Morning is celebrating & researching, it's Matt.....
And its an absolute honour to welcome such a beautiful being to the Good Morning circle.

Presented here is an hour long mix pieced together with warm hands in a cold winter basement. 

Imagine icy frost on a cold window pane, as you sit gazing outside.... though glowing on the inside with warmth & love.

Or put simply....
'Knowing only that the invisible force
Of which our bodies are the fragmentary rainbow reflection'

Available for pre-order now via the Good Morning bandcamp store, with tapes being distributed in Mid March.

GMT08 Matt W (RVNG) - Harmonics on the Window Pane (snippets)

Sunrise on an Ice Moon by Roscoe Mitchell
Premiered at Roulette Intermedium June 5, 2018
Performed by Anna Wray

Resist and Improvise

Sunrise on an Ice Moon by Roscoe Mitchell

Letters to the Afternoon is an eight-song suite comprising the inaugural release from pianist and composer Sarah Dutcher. Composed over the past year and recorded while 40 weeks pregnant with her first child, Letters to the Afternoon expresses familiar feelings of comfort and stability, as well as the inevitable uncertainty that stems from contemplating the future.

Letters is anchored by transient moments relating to earthly themes of time change, seasons, and weather. Dutcher composes based on memories that are small in scale but large in emotional breadth — “Our Little Town” references her childhood growing up in a small town in Georgia, while “Cambrian Morning” draws its inspiration from a train ride along the Cambrian coast of Wales during her college years.

Dutcher’s compositional style reflects traditional jazz standards and the work of classical French composers Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, and Gabriel Fauré. Taking inspiration from Debussy’s quietly descriptive song titles and penchant for experimental piano techniques, Dutcher composed these pieces with the intention that they be performed by other pianists and accessible to intermediate players. Dutcher also draws upon the harmonic language and memorable melodies of established jazz repertoire, resulting in a harmony of stimulating piano textures and bright rhythms with a keen ear towards tunefulness. In utilizing a three-part ABA song structure, Dutcher announces a theme, makes a departure, and finishes with a slightly varied return — marking both a reflection on her past and a gaze towards her future.

Sarah Dutcher is a solo and collaborative pianist, instructor, and composer formerly based in New York City and currently residing in Gainesville, GA. She specializes in new works and has performed premieres of new music by current composers at Lincoln Center, Brooklyn Museum, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, and internationally in Italy and Portugal. Her vocal piece “Sleep” was commissioned and performed by members of the Grammy-winning ensemble Roomful of Teeth and was nominated for Best Composition of the Year by the the Austin Critics’ Table. She holds a Masters in Performance from Hunter College CUNY, where she studied with Dr. Geoffrey Burleson, and received her B.M. in Piano Performance and B.A. in English from The University of Georgia in Athens, where she studied piano with Dr. Martha Thomas and pedagogy with Dr. Pete Jutras. Other projects include the vocal duo Due Signore with soprano Stephanie Granade and synth duo Beyond Thyme with William Kennedy. She has been teaching private lessons for students of all ages for over a decade.

Marking the dawn of a new decade and the two-month birthday of her son, Letters to the Afternoon releases on January 1, 2021 in multi-format digital download. Two years and five months later, Letters to the Afternoon receives its long-awaited release on cassette tape on May 5, 2023. The tape features two new compositions on the b-side — entitled Hidden Skies — and is accompanied by a wooden botanical stamp.

Go ahead, send us a letter. We’ll write back.

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