mcdan77
Reminds me at times of Francis Bebey and at other times of Gato Barbieri's best stuff - while remaining entirely its own thing!
Anima and Dawning Dusk are particularly good.
Favorite track: Dawning Dusk.
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A Waking Dream
10:35
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Anima
07:15
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Club Subterranea
04:02
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Drongo’s Flute
06:33
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Rain Dance
08:01
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Dawning Dusk
06:32
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Akusmi London, UK
Akusmi is project moniker of French-born, London based composer and musician Pascal Bideau.
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steady grooves with the sax of josh johnson dancing all over it. and when he takes a break, jeff slides in with something interesting. anna is a rock keeping everything together. the drumming is just perfect. listening to this enhances my life... i work to this, i drive to this, and i play it in shared spaces.
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Space 1.8 came on as I was driving at night through the Iowa countryside and everything turned magical. This record has the same effect, it’s like putting sunglasses on and looking at the sky. Beautiful.
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This record has such a somatically calming effect on me... it pulls me into a space inhabited by sounds with an aliveness to them. I can touch and feel and laugh with these sounds as they cavort about my brain. Thank you Nala Sinephro.
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