We have four releases to suit all sorts of free improv freaks, folkies, and fanatics: European free jazz trio Israel Flores Bravo, Pacho Dávila and Rieko Okuda bring you 24 Stunden in Berlin, improvised guitarist from Brazil, André Gurgel’s Escola de Mistérios and a new project from Kawol Samarqandi and Mary Mary Meacha Goldfish ‘Refugees’ will go on pre-order. For lovers of psych/pastoral folk, Ligurian artist Davide Cedolin’s fingerstyle against a soundscape of field recordings, bowed banjo, harmonica, and organ is both delicate and haunting.
André Gurgel’s is free improvising guitarist of immense talent. His wonderful free improv release Escola de Mistérios takes us into the heart of Brazilian music with classical, Brazilian and free improv finger picking.
For those who love their free jazz chocked full of unrelenting energy, this one is a real wild stallion - Three improvisors at the absolute top of their game recorded one night in Berlin, the result is a stunning display of dynamic, frenetic, free improvised spiritual jazz. Israel Flores Bravo (drums), Pacho Dávila (saxophone) and Rieko Okuda (piano) lock in for six blistering tracks - enough to warm the cockles of any blackened heart. You need this exuberant and joyful cacophony.
Davide Cedolin: Contemplations and other Instrumentals from the Valley
Refugees: A distant Land of Longing
‘A distant Land of Longing by Refugees is the new project from Japanese improvisor and composer by Japanese free improv guitarist Kawol Samarqandi and electro wizz Mary Meacha Goldfish’s will go on pre-order today. Kawol’s inimitable, delicate free improv, minimal fingerpicking and vocals is paired with Mary Meacha’s electro sound waves, cracklebox, singing bowls, tingsha and dog whistle. Essential listening!
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