Wild Up Los Angeles, California
Called “a raucous, grungy, irresistibly exuberant … fun-loving, exceptionally virtuosic family” by Zachary Woolfe of the New York Times, Wild Up has been lauded as one of classical music’s most exciting groups by virtually every significant institution and critic within earshot. ... more
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How A Rose
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When the Yule season rolls around, I am hopeful that some thoughtful souls will silence the all-too-commonplace holiday jingle-jangle in the room and allow sufficient space and stillness to play — and •listen• to — this most etherial take on a classic German carol.
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Penelope
by Sarah Kirkland Snider (feat. Shara Worden and Signal), lyrics by Ellen McLaughlin
supported by 173 fans who also own “Julius Eastman Vol. 1: Femenine”
Melodies that just stick with me
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The Julius Eastman Memory Depot
by Jace Clayton
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"Eastman lived his life veering between irreconcilable extremes." Pitchfork has a great article that provides context: http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/17803-jace-clayton-the-julius-eastman-memory-depot/
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Patterns Various
by Samuel Sharp
Sharp, who has previously recorded under the name Lossy, returns with an album filled with jazz and electronic fusion tracks.
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Fireworks From The Tower
by Samuel Sharp
British composer and saxophonist Samuel Sharp juggles jazz, electronic, and experimental soundscapes on a pair of overlapping singles.
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The Arching Path
by Christopher Cerrone
Twinkling piano compositions from Christopher Cerrone conjure images of snow falling on a tranquil night.
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Vulture Prince
by Arooj Aftab
supported by 173 fans who also own “Julius Eastman Vol. 1: Femenine”
I'm transported to misty Punjabi mornings, village smoke rooftop view, feeding green parrots
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