Исполнитель: Balmorhea Название диска: The Wind Лейбл: Deutsche Grammophon (DG) Страна: United States Жанр: Modern Classical, Experimental, Post Rock Год выпуска: 2021 Количество треков: 12 Формат: MP3 Качество: 320 kbps Время звучания: 00:46:06 Размер файла: 109,05 МБ
Треклист:
1. Day Dawns In Your Right Eye (feat. Lili Cuzor & Clarice Jensen) (04:24) 2. Rose In Abstract (feat. Morris Kliphuis, Lisa Morgenstern, & Clarice Jensen) (04:58) 3. La Vagabonde (feat. Alex Browne, Morris Kliphuis, Sam Pankey, Jonathan Sielaff, & James Suter) (05:16) 4. Landlessness (feat. Clarice Jensen) (05:01) 5. Evening (02:37) 6. The Myth (feat. Lisa Morgenstern) (03:41) 7. V (feat. Clarice Jensen & Lisa Morgenstern) (04:23) 8. Ne Plus Ultra (03:16) 9. Nos (01:21) 10. Vent Pontian (feat. Aaron Ximm) (00:49) 11. The Crush (feat. Jesy Fortino, Jonathan Sielaff, & Jason Treuting) (04:07) 12. Night Falls In Your Left (feat. Lili Cuzor & Clarice Jensen) (06:13)
Album Notes
Texas based duo Balmorhea are back with new music. After an intensive five-year touring phase, the two founders of Balmorhea, Rob Lowe and Michael A. Mulle, took a break from touring to improvise and experiment together again. Her new album The Wind, inspired by meditations on the natural world and its fragility, an ancient story about a saint who carried the wind into a vacuum French valley, and thoughts of climate activist Greta Thunberg, who crossed the Atlantic on the catamaran La Vagabonde, draws a journey through an evocative soundscape, touched by echoes of prayer flags fluttering in a Himalayan breeze, an old harmonium, a pipe organ, a trio of double basses, wind chimes and beguiling guitar and piano instruments. The Wind marks both a return to Balmorhea’s original constellation as a duo and a new beginning as their first album to be released by Deutsche Grammophon. The two used friend Nils Frahm’s pipe organ and later added breadth and color to the piece with the help of horn player Morris Kliphuis (Stargaze Collective), cellist Clarice Jensen and singer Lisa Morgenstern. “If there is a character in our story, this is where she might make a realization that things are changing,” says Lowe. “The Wind” comprises a dozen tracks inspired variously by meditations on the natural world and its fragility, an ancient tale about a saint who carried the wind to an airless French valley and thoughts of climate activist Greta Thunberg crossing the Atlantic.
