Contemporary Music Underground

links to shorter and longer video with live play:
https://youtube.com/shorts/wy3W61x_fCg?si=vX1u6_a4SYMvtWfg
https://youtu.be/EOGEjgvFRvA?si=7mu3HOxtnVnxzsOn

dub flap - roland p-6 jam

BLOCK III for viola

Crossed wired
Crimson lipped with bald tires
A finger tip from your fire
Caught up in my bottle green eyes

Sad faced
Mysterious in short lace
Velvet trim in a small space
Caught up in my bottle green eyes

I want you baby

Come as you are
Drift away from the bar
Drift away in the dark
And find your way into
Into my bottle green eyes
Into my bottle green eyes

Used clothes
Not a thing only I've owned
My shoes and gloves yeah they’re all torn
Teardrops in my bottle green eyes

I see you baby

Come as you are
Drift away from the bar
Drift away in the dark
And find your way into
Into my bottle green eyes
Into my bottle green eyes

Bottle Green Eyes

Common Heart Thief

Adam Majdecki-Janicki - synthesizer, Michał Sławski - percussion.

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"They guard nine rivers; they guard nine mountains"

mibgriver

The brief for this week’s Disquiet Junto challenge noted how the singing of ‘Happy Birthday’ often falls apart around the name stage … This idea of musical collapse immediately made me think of Anglican church services, when the organ - along with those who are confident of the hymn being sung - sometimes falls into desperately trying to pull everyone along, never far from falling apart. In this piece, a recording I made of a service I attended a while back (which has its own backstory) becomes the material for electronic mangling and rhythmic snipping for my take on the idea of repeated collapse. It’s VERY far from being in the same league, but parts of the result remind me a little of Jonathan Harvey’s extraordinary Mortuos Plango, Vivos Voco (1980) - one of my all-time favourite electroacoustic masterpieces ... 


More on the 723rd weekly Disquiet Junto project, Do the Collapse — The Assignment: Make music that falls apart repeatedly — at https://disquiet.com/0723/.

Authentic Lizard Dancer

timbertoe