GHOST.TAPES is an independent record label focused on techno and IDM.
We love electronic pieces that explore unconventional territories, raw production and experimental approaches.
We aim at the pure essence of sound.

We’re proudly part of Ghost.City Collective.

We’re intentionally disconnected from mass production, “main rooms” and “Top 100s”.
We share things we do.
We share things we like.
We promote collaboration.
We’ll be happy to show you our art.
We’ll be happy to see yours.
We reject external infrastructures.
We reject trends.
We reject the exposure race.

Ghosts are welcome. [ ghost.tapes.records@gmail.com ]


The 3rd annual Sawtooth Valley Gathering will take place at Sawtooth Valley Pioneer Park in Stanley, Idaho - 7/27-29/2017.

2017 Line-up:
The Brothers Comatose
Dead Winter Carpenters
Billy Strings
"Three on the Tree" featuring Scott Law, Greg Loiacono, & Brian Rashap
World's Finest
Yak Attack
John Craigie
Free Peoples
Brad Parsons Band
Dodgy Mountain Men
Pause For The Cause
Sheep Bridge Jumpers
Steph Sloan
Tylor & the Train Robbers
Thistledown
Holus Bolus
Hurdy Gurdy Girls
Accidental HitchHikers
High Mtn Heard
Bamboozle
Jupiter Holiday at Sawtooth Valley Gathering LATE NIGHT
ARTIST-AT-LARGE
Allie Kral
Joshua Scott
Matt Sloan
Chris & Ben Cullinan
and more!!!

20+ live acts on 2 stages for non-stop music during the festival. 
Onsite camping, includes early arrival on 7/27/2017.
Local and regional food and beverage vendors.
Local and regional craft vendors.

Music, camping, family, and friends at one of the most breath-taking venues in the Northwest.

See you in the Sawtooths!

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Jenny Redenkvist – Artist, singer and songwriter

Jenny has worked with music professionally for the last nine years, and started work in a unusually young age. She has performed with other artists and she has sung her way through a lots of different events. Jenny has also been the front person for ”Housetåget” which is an well known club concept who had toured with, among others, Coca-Cola, Bacardi and Burn. Jenny has been participated  in various television programs for the SVT and TV4 and in summer of 2011 she acted as the main act with her self-produced music in London during the popular event  ‘London Club and Bar Awards ”.

Jenny has differently colored eyes, one is blue and one is brown. She is originally from Gothenburg, but lives in Stockholm. Jenny has lived on the music and her voice throug all her active working time.

Here are some posts about Jenny Redenkvist:

- Has acted as the main with her self-produced music in London during the famous ”London Club and Bar Awards” 2011

-  Have done countless of performances, events and shows

- Acted as the front person for ”Housetåget”,  wich is a well-functioning club concept since 2008 who has toured with, among others, Coca-Cola, Bacardi and Burn

-  Have done a lot of club gigs as a solo artist

- Extracts of the clubs visited by Jenny Redenkvist: One For One (London), Berns, Café Opera, Burmeister, Strand Hotell Borgholm, Hamnplan 5, Slagthuset, Park Lane, Trädgårn, Level, Luftkastellet, Pepes Båstad, Le Cardinal, Leffes Lounge , Deep, a lot of Harrys around Sweden and many more.

- Performed in countries such as Italy (+ Sicily), Germany, Norway, Denmark, Monaco and England.

- Reject the TV4 `s television program ”Dansbandsbrudar”‘ because of the wrong direction of music

-  Performed during  the official afterparty for the Grammy Awards 2009

- Excerpt of companies Jenny has performed for: Astra Tech,  Svenska Mässan, H & M, SJ, Scandic Hotels, Clarion Hotels, Stena Line, Adecco, Landvetter airport, Malmö Aviation, Coca-Cola, SKF, McDonalds, Volvo, Google, Porse, Telia, Audio Video, Holiday Club, Euromaint, Toyota, Peab, Audi, Ford, Securitas, Skanska and many more.

- Carried a season of Rock musical ”Rock to Never Neverland” which was produced by Gala Entertainment 2008

- Carried Christmas shows 2007 +2008 +2009 +2010

- Participated in television programs for TV4 and SVT

- Participated in the Danish Eurovision Song Contest (2009)

- Have acted as a part of the Swedish Radio (Sveriges Radio)

- Has worked with many of Sweden’s most beloved artists such as Tommy Nilsson, Lena Ph, Charlotte Perrelli, Jessica Andersson, La Gaylia Fraser, Linda Bengtzing, Richard Herrey, Lotta Engberg, Sanna Nielsen, Anders Ekborg, Pernilla Wahlgren, Annelie Rydé, Niklas Andersson and more.

- In the summer of 2011 Jenny Redenkvist toured with, among others, Rikard Hertzberg (Mix Megapol) and Sebastian Voght (The Voice)

- Acted as emcee at various events, including Telia’s big bet ”The Next Big Thing” which was broadcasted live from Stockholm, Kungsträdgården (2010)

- Has made profile job for Clarion Hotel and for Xide (Carlsberg) and IFK Gothenburg

- Has been awarded the Clarion Hotel’s own ”I` m Impressed card ”which is only awarded to very few people in the world

Tuck & Patti. You are either a fan...or you haven't heard them yet.

For nearly three decades, this unique vocal/guitar jazz duo has cast its passionate musical spell worldwide, capturing the hearts of lovers, the respect of jazz buffs, and the jaw-dropping awe of guitarists.

With 29 years of performing together, and 26 years of marriage, the devotion forged by this extraordinary couple shows no sign of dimming from the pressure of familiarity. For them, this pressure creates more diamond than dust. Their instinct for refining their music, their technique and their career—their home studio makeover—their house and garden renovation—never wavers from their credo: It’s not done if it’s not from the heart. And what comes from the heart demands excellence.

Onstage and off, guitarist Tuck Andress and vocalist/arranger Patti Cathcart might, at first impression, strike you as an odd couple. The obvious difference in skin color is quickly overshadowed by the contrast of their personalities. Patti exudes the soft, centered yet powerful graciousness of a gospel singer; Tuck almost wears his brain on his skin, anticipating the thousands of musical decisions he’ll have to send to his ten fingers during the course of a performance. Seeing the virtuosity and complexity of Tuck's guitar work, most are surprised to learn that Patti is the actual writer, arranger, and producer. Without even blinking, Tuck-the-problem-solver brags, “Patti writes and arranges; I am just the orchestra.”

Beneath these layers, however, one hits shared bedrock, from the depth and extent of their musical training to their get-the-job-done focus to their absolute bond of partnership. Their time apart feeds their moments together. “When we're not actually recording an album,” says Patti, “I am singing notes into my little recorder to give to Tuck once we get started.”

Meanwhile, Tuck might update their database and website. For I Remember You, Tuck worked out parts drawn from a Count Basie recording, then painstakingly figured a way to play all the parts on his guitar. “We might not even use any of it,” says Tuck, “You can't do it all at once, just on one guitar. But as a way to explore it, I would try to do it all at once. We hope we are suggesting it somehow.”

But Tuck points out that it would be a mistake to too narrowly cast himself as the virtuoso and Patti as the expressive heart and motivator of the duo. “Flying fingers don't impress me much anymore. I'm much more interested in what I call ‘soft virtuosity,’ where the technique is usually invisible. It’s micro-technique, where the subtleties are controlled, and that’s where the heart of the music lies. Singers hopefully don't have visibly flying anything, so it’s all about ‘soft virtuosity.’

“Sometimes we have to record take after take to get the guitar the way we want it. But when I listen to Patti in each of those versions, I just hear variations on mastery. If I didn't know how much virtuosity, how much discipline and control that requires, I’d just say it sounds effortless and natural and never question it. She caresses and crafts each note as if it were the only note, yet each take somehow tells a different story—I know she didn’t practice all those details, so she’s doing it on the fly. It takes massive technique to make a human body maintain perfect control of intonation, vibrato, dynamics, attack, breathing and all the other details that go into singing excellently, not to mention with heart-rending expression. I'm glad I don’t have to try to do it; at least I can see if I’m at the right fret!”

Both Tuck and Patti were fortunate enough to be part of musical families where records of all types were spinning on the turntable. Tuck’s father had been a leader of a jazz band in college, and his older sister inspired him with her studies of classical piano. “Little did I know that I was getting tremendous ear training that would serve me for a lifetime.” Tuck also took piano lessons, as well as latching on to her love of pop music.

Patti seemed to be born singing. "As a little girl," she recalls, "instead of talking, I'd sing a running, stream-of-consciousness commentary on life. Many people in my family sang; I started singing in church, was leading youth choirs at age 10, and directing the adult choirs before I was 16.” Patti also studied classical violin for 11 years, and in school was involved with school choirs, musicals, and various bands. She performed with many rock and jazz groups during the historic San Francisco sixties musical scene, and saw countless key performances by rock, blues, gospel and jazz greats of the day.

“That was one of the wonderful things about growing up in the Bay Area,” she recalls. “I not only listened to and learned from, but got to see live a veritable who’s who of every style of music: Tennessee Ernie Ford. Leonard Bernstein. Josephine Baker. The Beatles. Leontyne Price. Howling Wolf. Ella Fitzgerald. Sun Ra. Aretha Franklin jamming with Ray Charles and Billy Preston. Roland Kirk. The list goes on and on. It was an unbelievable education.

“The Fillmore, Avalon Ballroom, Carousel Ballroom, Keystone Korner and Winterland were like home to me,” she continues. “Bill Graham always looked out for me. Jimi Hendrix called me ‘Foxy Lady’ on my birthday one year. I jammed with hundreds of musicians!”

While Patti was pretty “out there” from the beginning, a shy boy in Tulsa, inspired by hearing The Beatles and Rolling Stones, spent days his room, “ruthlessly and systematically” learning everything he could about guitar playing, including working his way through all 400 of the orchestral chords, complex jazz chords in the appendix of the Mel Bay chord book. Tuck studied briefly with the Atkins-inspired guitarist Tommy Crook, but most of his learning was on his own. He played with garage rock bands and school big bands, and painstakingly learned songs from records (such as Wes Montgomery, George Benson, John Coltrane, Art Tatum, Red Garland, Thelonius Monk “and a host of piano players,” not to mention blues, rock, R&B and country guitarists like B. B. King, Amos Garrett, Cornell Dupree, Eric Gale and Odell Stokes). Most important, Tuck progressed through “a great deal of practice and experimentation. From an early point the guitar and I were inseparable. I would conduct my life with a guitar strapped on and my fingers active.”

Tuck, too, was influenced by Jimi Hendrix, but the rocker’s sonic textures were so explosive, that Hendrix actually drove Tuck deeper into jazz. It was two years before he felt confident enough to figure out Hendrix’s songs and style. The sixties scene brought Tuck to the West Coast, and in 1970, he enrolled as a music major at Stanford University.

During breaks he tried out the LA studio scene. He was given the opportunity to be guitarist for the Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour, but decided to reject this commercial detour. Later he spent four years with the GAP Band, his “graduate degree in soul music.” Meanwhile he doggedly continued studying recordings of guitarists of every style, developing a knack for playing the guitar as several instruments at once. “I learned how to vary the volume and tone of each part independently of the others,” Tuck expains, “not knowing that this would become an essential ingredient of the fingerstyle guitar I would take up when Patti and I got together.”

For years, Tuck and Patti played in various Bay Area bands without meeting. Tuck, introspective and unambitious, contrasted with Patti’s persona of bandleader, one who would and did jam with every hot musician in the area. In 1978, Tuck was already guitarist for a cover band when Patti walked in to audition. “Within a few seconds of hearing her sing,” recalls Tuck, “I knew I had found my lifetime musical partner.”

”It was that immediate for me too,” says Patti. “I immediately knew that the band ‘wasn't happening,’ but that I was going to steal the guy playing guitar in the corner!” The two both explain that musicians always have this radar going, sweeping for their musical soulmate, that special someone that they can communicate and collaborate with. They stayed with the band for a few months, but really got to know each other as they shared a ride to rehearsals. They became best friends. They plotted another course. Jammed with other musicians.

They realized they both had such extensive musical backgrounds that they knew hundreds of songs in common. They formed a duo, guitar and vocalist. Though Joe Pass and Ella Fitzgerald were an inspiration and model, landing live gigs with this sparse instrumentation took a little persuasion. Once booked, however, the rooms quickly filled with repeat fans. ‘We had never had so much fun, nor been so challenged,” says Tuck. “We went to play at a venue and forgot to take breaks.”

For this duo, from then on, there has not been a break. Friendship and collaboration grew to love, and the two were married in 1981. Their recording career took off when Windham Hill Jazz signed them for 1988’s groundbreaking Tears of Joy. This and several other Windham Hill albums put them on the map, and they’ve been solidifying their career, their musical conversation, their technique, and their love together ever since.

Tuck and Patti now have their own recording studio, as well as their own record label, T&P Records, which licenses their CDs to major labels for distribution around the world. They tour Asia and Europe so much that they know that home is with each other, regardless of location. They are looking forward to, at long last, taking occasional time off from touring to teach at their Bay Area home, as well as doing workshops while on tour. A concert DVD, Tuck & Patti Live in Holland, with a behind-the-scenes documentary, As We Travel Round this Circle, was released in 2005.

Their new album, I Remember You, will be released to all retail and digital retail outlets, including iTunes, on August 26, 2008. What's on the album? Love songs of course, from the Great American Songbook, inspired by Ella Fitzgerald and Joe Pass. “They are gorgeous tunes, with grand lyrics,” shares Patti. “And they sing unabashedly, unapologetically, about love.”

”To have every song feel like it’s a dream to play,” says Tuck. “It doesn't happen for every performer, but for us, it happens.”

Smiling, Patti adds, “You know, I think this conversation is going to last a lifetime.”


Written by Carol Wright

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First off, Praise be to God in the highest. His love endureth forever! 
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We are looking to gather songs that have been inspired by God, whether through His Word or through life experiences. Songs do not have to quote scripture or be Gospel or Praise and Worship, any genre is welcomed, but songs are required to be in line with the Word of God. Basically if it is not carrying the message of the gospel or relating back to things that the Lord has said in His Word, then it should be revised. The group will be left unrestricted, but we ask for Original works and covers only please. No mashups, or DJ mixes. Contributions will be reviewed and commented on. Songs that do not meet the criteria will be removed. Please do not be offended by this. We will be looking at the message being brought and not the vehicle it is delivered in, so even if your production and sound quality is not the best, but if the Lord chooses to deliver His Word in this way, then who are we to reject it? 
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