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A song by Whalebone Polly 2004 (me, Kate Stables of This is the Kit and violinist Virpi Kettu) from our only album Recordings with the Window Open, a collection of home recordings recorded in Bristol 2004

Sweetest In The Land

Mozart - Sonata in C - KV545 - Andante

julia michaels - issues, piano cover

Reflection

SECAI / New Eiga Featuring TENNISCOATS

Taken from 'Dissolvi' LP by Steve Hauschildt out August 3, 2018

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Steve Hauschildt - Saccade (ft. Julianna Barwick)

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Monument was a series of in-gallery performances organized by Nick Malkin and I from 2016 — 2017 at MOCA in Los Angeles. Nick and I curated performances from Celia Hollander, Palmbomen II, Metal Rouge, Anna Homler, Sean McCann and Matthew Sullivan, Gregg Kowalsky, Damon Eliza Palermo, Visible Cloaks, Patrick Shiroishi with Paco Casanova and Dylan Fujioka, as well as this Anenon set. All performances interfaced with work from MOCA's Permanent Collection.

Brian Allen Simon - Tenor Saxophone
Yvette Holzwarth - Violin
Sam Gendel - Guitar
Jon-Kyle Mohr - Drums

Performance took place inside the Black Mountain College gallery.

Thank you to Santi Vernetti for the recording.

RIP Cooper

Monument at MOCA, January 21, 2016

Monument 1 at MOCA Los Angeles, 21 January, 2016

ODESZA - Across The Room (feat. Leon Bridges) [Tycho Remix]

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Remixed, produced and recorded by Scott Hansen.

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ODESZA - Across The Room (feat. Leon Bridges) [Tycho Remix]

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French composer Sylvain Chauveau’s new album Life Without Machines, a set ofshort compositions using Barnett Newman’s series of abstract painting The Stations of the Cross as visual scores, is set for release on 17th April 2020 through FLAU.

Known for very minimal compositions for acoustic instruments, electronics andsometimes vocals, with a focus on quietness and slowness; Sylvain has released records on labels such as FatCat, Sub Rosa, Type, Les Disques du Soleil et del’Acier, Brocoli and performed live across Europe, Canada and USA, Russia and Asia.

The title of his new album, Life Without Machines, expresses the fact that ourlives are entirely assisted by machines (for everything we eat, wear, transport,build, watch, listen…) which require a permanent, colossal use of energy – mostlyfossil fuels, whose combustion constantly sends CO to the atmosphere. The title₂suggests that this can’t last forever: living with less (and finally without)machines may have to become a collective decision in the future or (moreprobably) a consequence of a combination of crisis (both energetic, economicaland ecological).

Composed by Sylvain and performed by french pianist Melaine Dalibert, thereare a total of 15 pieces, yet only 14 will appear on the tracklist (one hidden track ishearable after a period of silence at the end of track 14). This mirrors the stonegarden of Ryoanji in Kyoto, where there are 15 stones but from any point of viewone can only see a maximum of 14 at the same time.

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Athens-born and Berlin-based producer Hior Chronik has been with KITCHEN. LABEL since 2012 and has recorded two albums under the label, namely "Vanishing Mirror" (2012) as part of the duo Pill-Oh and "Taking The Veil" (2015). Hior Chronik, whose real name is George Papadopoulos, returns to the piano, an instrument that shaped many of his best-loved compositions. 

"Piano Works" is a suite of sixteen piano miniatures defined by stark simplicity and quiet majesty, with the velvet textures of Aaron Martin's cello; the perfect foil for Hior Chronik's piano and electronic subtleties. The seeds for this album were sown in 2016 after Hior moved to Berlin from his hometown in Athens. Finding himself in unfamiliar circumstances, the artist sought solace in composing short piano pieces at the day's end as a personal musical remembrance. Valuing the purity of every note, he never seems compelled to speak more than necessary. This is Hior Chronik at his most intimate and minimal.

An oceanic piano sustain opens the first track in the deep yearning "A Piece of a Living Heart," a prelude to the soul-tugging piano melodies that will follow throughout the album. Hior Chronik coaxes a climatic range of coloristic temperaments that make the scores come alive. The gloaming piano ballad of "Float on"; the emotionally hard-hitting "As I Was Moving Backwards"; the waltz of piano and pizzicato cello of "I Count More on the Things You Ignore" to the dark-hued atmosphere of "When It All Comes Back to You." Closing the album is "Krakow," a serene and hopeful elegy reminiscent of the promise of a new dawn. Hior Chronik's sketching of life collected in "Piano Works" helps us make sense of emotions and provide peace amidst these unprecedented times of uncertainty.

"Piano Works" will be released across all digital formats and as a limited run of 200 cassettes on July 3rd via KITCHEN. LABEL. Chihei Hatakeyama mastered this recording in Tokyo, Japan.

Ⓟ & © 2020 KITCHEN. LABEL

Hior Chronik - Dissolving Heart (Piano Works, 2020)

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台北夜遊 初稿

Self taught musician, playing and composing for Acoustic Guitar and Piano. 
New album out on Vinyl and CD: https://lnk.to/apathtoopenair2

Contact: tobiaswildenmusic [at ] gmail com

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