Isnaj Dui London, UK
Standing awkwardly between neo-impressionism and electronica, Isnaj Dui (aka Katie English) conveys a minimal yet capturing sound using flutes, home-made dulcimers and electronics. As a classically trained flautist, English has also studied electroacoustic music, alternative tunings and Balinese gamelan and has collaborated with numerous artists from electronica acts to folk bands. ... more
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Of all of English's musical output 'Bright Star' is her most immense and masterful work yet! Not only is she one of my favorite composers, she is responsible for making me appreciate the incredible range of the classical flute. Her cyclical evolving approach in "Moving Waters" reminds me of Julius Eastman's 'Feminine'. Between the concrète bits of far off room side rhythm and the combination of rough-sanded grit and sweet low end softness in the woodwinds, this is an instant classic.
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I first heard Pauline Oliveros on the "New Sounds in Electronic Music" compilation. This is a wonderfully creative tribute to her and her work.
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This charity compilation will benefit an organization doing Covid-19 relief work in India.
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February Sounds
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The first and last tracks make for effectively foreboding bookends, while the middle two offer a friendly glimmer. And it's really fun seeing how this monthly project plays out...
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