TEA FOR TWO

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Oort is a duo based in Italy, formed by the improvisers and sound artists Michele Anelli e Nicholas Remondino. 


Their research is focused on the, apparent, contrast between acoustic and electronic sound with a marked sense of composition in the improvisation.

The fascination for the animal souls and behavior rapresenting an important guiding light for their aestethics.

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Francesco Covarino | percussion, objects
Eventless Plot | percussion, analog modular synth, objects, sampler, tapes, field recordings
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released November 30, 2024

Mastered by Giuseppe Ielasi
Recorded by Dimitris Tsougos at "to pik ap kato", February 04 2024
Design by small studio
Artwork by Evangelos Chasiotis

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Sergio Sorrentino: Piano, Guitar, Electronics


Luca Sigurtà: Tapes, Electronics

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There is no longer any turning back is an excerpt from ”The Aphorisms of Zürau”, a posthumous work by Franz Kafka. The work represents a path without obstacles, a descending abyss toward ourselves, toward the roughness of our deepest selves that we cannot explain and probably cannot confess.

The individual track titles make up another excerpt by David Foster Wallace from an interview with David Lipsky: «The part of me that thought I was different or smarter or whatever almost killed me.»
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released November 23, 2024
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released November 23, 2024

All tracks composed by Francesco Giannico (piano) and Anacleto Vitolo (live electronics, objects)
Mastering by Anacleto Vitolo @ AV-K studio
Cover photo by Francesco Giannico
Artwork by Stefano Gentile

Tracklist:

1. The Parts 03:57
2. Of me 03:03
3. That used 03:38
4. To think 03:05
5. I Was 03:15
6. Different 03:50
7. Or Smarter 05:16
8. Almost made me die 03:41

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Raster-Noton – r-n 65 (2005)

Music By – Alva Noto, Ryuichi Sakamoto
Piano – Ryuichi Sakamoto
Sounds [Additional Sound], Producer [Additional Production] – Carsten Nicolai

Tracklist:

1. Aurora
2. Morning
3. Logic Moon
4. Moon
5. Berlin
6. Iano
7. Avaol

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84100 by Savvas Metaxas | Renato Grieco
Originally composed and presented live during the Syros Sound Meetings "Sounding Paths" residency.
Ano Syros, Greece, July 2018
Mastered by Renato Grieco
Design & Artwork by Yorgos Vourlidas
Edition of 60 copies | CS | granny23

Gestes Croisés / Gesti Incrociati by Pierre Gerard | Luigi Turra
Susanne Gerard: voice
Pierre Gerard: voice, guitars, bass clarinet, harmonium, cello, electronic
Luigi Turra: piano, sample, bass
Composed & produced by Pierre Gerard / Luigi Turra 2009 - 2021
Design & Artwork by Yorgos Vourlidas
Edition of 100 copies | Cd | granny 31

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“This dialogue between them sounds both genuine and profound; a sort of four-handed diary, reflecting throughout the natural moods, signs, colours, and spaces. Allusions, rips, bursts of humour and sudden gusts of poetry flow into each other in an unusual animation based on strings, wood, breaths and brass.
Musical stories that linger with you.”

Fabrizio Spera, March 2019

released June 3, 2019

Luca Tilli: cello
Sebastiano Tramontana: trombone

Project and music by Tilli – Tramontana
liner notes by Fabrizio Spera
photos by Christian Rizzo (Luca Tilli) and Massimo Fiorito (Sebi Tramontana)
cover: drawing from Unfolding Story2006 by Sebi Tramontana
recorded by Daniele Zazza 15 May 2018 at Abbey Rocchi studio Roma
mixed by Gianmaria Aprile at ArgoLab
thanks to: Nino, Gianmaria, Fabrizio and Maria Galante

Tracklist:

1. E' orario parte1 04:36
2. E' orario parte2 05:42
3. E' orario parte3 05:31
4. E' orario parte4 05:09
5. E' orario parte5 03:15
6. E' orario parte6 07:06
7. E' orario parte7 06:18
8. E' orario parte8 03:51

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Domiziano Maselli - live electronics

Tommaso Rolando - doublebass, glockenspiel, aluminium foil

Massimo Colombo - live sound engineering

Recorded live on september 26, 2022 at Inner Spaces, Centro San Fedele, Milano

Available video by URSSS www.ursss.com/2022/10/domiziano-maselli-lazzaro/

Torto Editions / Eremo 2024

Tracklist:

1. Gethsemane (live) 12:16
2. Lazzaro I (live) 09:48
3. Lazzaro II (live) 06:54

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In April 2011 Giuseppe Ielasi and Andrew Pekler met for a three day recording session at Pekler's studio in Berlin. In a comfortable atmosphere and with a minimum of preparation, the two artists endeavored to find common musical ground through their shared interests in sample manipulation, layering the texture and improvisation. Some months later Ielasi auditioned the recordings and then mixed down his favorite passages. To a few of these selections Pekler then added an overdub or an edit, but for the most part "Holiday for Samples" is a document of real-time interaction.  Mixed and mastered by Giuseppe Ielasi and with cover artwork by Andrew Pekler.

Tracklist:

1. Yalta 03:10
2. Ribadeo 05:05
3. Parghelia 02:49
4. Neringa 04:35
5. Vegas 02:08
6. Olgino 03:47
7. Oga 02:32
8. Yallingup 05:08
9. Maly Losjin 03:26

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A town square is an open public space commonly found in the heart of a traditional town and used for community gatherings. Based on this basic perspective, it is easy to notice how the soundscape of this living center could represent not only sonically, but also from a cultural point of view, a priceless document. After an open call lasted 6 months to send most interesting audio material concerning the theme of the “square” the samples have been selected and reworked in order to create an ideal symphony of all living squares all over the world. After some months a minor open call was done also to obtain photos about the same theme in order to realize a coherent packaging.
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released July 18, 2016

music by Francesco Giannico and Giulio Aldinucci  mastered by Alexandr Vatagin

Tracklist:

1. Koutoubia 06:20
2. Plaza de Mayo 06:05
3. Shantangjie 08:48
4. Piazza Umberto I 10:03
5. Agoraphonia 18:21

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Daniel Bruno: trombone, electronics
Javier Bustos: experimental lutherie, electronics

Recorded by Eric Kamatsu at Estudio El Cubo, Buenos Aires (Argentina), on November 11th, 2019

Mixed and mastered by Daniel Bruno and Javier Bustos
released January 11, 2022

Daniel Bruno è un trombonista e artista visivo di Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Ha studiato musica al Conservatorio Manuel de Falla e all'Universidad Nacional de San Martín (UNSAM). Il suo lavoro si concentra sulle intersezioni tra musica improvvisata, composizione, movimento, rumore ed elettronica.

Daniel esplora la diversità del suono e della tecnica in contesti diversi. Appassionato di media, natura e tecnologia, ha creato uno spazio di sperimentazione che evoca sia l'istinto umano che l'innovazione industriale. Utilizzando tecniche di editing e composizione del suono, produce una varietà di opere di disegno, pittura e video. La sua pratica artistica è caratterizzata dall'integrazione di tecnologie accessibili e dispositivi analogici, creando una tavolozza di espressioni visive e sonore.Indaga continuamente su come decostruire le funzioni strumentali per trovare un'identità individuale come solista, collaboratore e accompagnatore.

Javier Bustos vive e lavora a Buenos Aires dove è compositore, sound artist e insegnante. Ha studiato Bachelor of Arts presso la Facoltà di Filosofia e Lettere dell'Università di Buenos Aires; composizione e programmazione musicale privatamente con diversi insegnanti.Ha studiato in modo informale chitarra, violino ed elettronica applicata al suono.

Il suo lavoro si sviluppa in modo multidisciplinare nell'ambito della liuteria sperimentale, dove esplora la gestualità di oggetti e materiali di uso quotidiano in combinazione con tecnologie precarie.

Da questa ricerca progetta i propri dispositivi sonori, acustici ed elettronici per performance dal vivo di musica sperimentale, improvvisazione libera e installazioni multimediali.Ha partecipato a prestigiose mostre di sound art, progetti di danza contemporanea, teatro e audiovisivi sia a livello locale che internazionale.

Attualmente è membro del corpo docente del corso post-laurea in Musica Espansa, Dipartimento di Arti Sonore, Universidad Nacional de San Martín, e del corso di Suono II, nella Laurea in Tecnologia Multimediale, Universidad Maimónides.

Ha insegnato "Progettazione multimediale" e "Storia della comunicazione visiva" (Macchi) presso la Facoltà di Architettura, Design e Urbanistica dell'Università di Buenos Aires dal 2005 al 2012. Attualmente conduce laboratori di ricerca sulla "poetica dell'esplorazione sonora".

Tracklist:

1. Pastizal 01:08
2. La Jaula 03:24
3. Boca Sucia 05:50
4. Dorado 02:11
5. Arroyo Perdido 02:57
6. Corona 04:31
7. Remanso 04:38
8. Laguna Brava 01:56
9. Confines 03:47
10. Isla del Sapo 01:27

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Ornette Coleman And Charlie Haden – Soapsuds, Soapsuds (1979, Artists House – AH 9406)

Recorded At – The Hit Factory
Mixed At – The Village Recorder
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Ornette Coleman
Lacquer Cut At – Kendun Recorders
Published By – Acuff Rose Publications, Inc.
Published By – Liberation Music (2)
Published By – Phrase Text Music

Art Direction – Carol Friedman
Artwork – Guy Harloff, Nike Seven Seven
Bass – Charlie Haden
Liner Notes – Charlie Haden, Ornette Coleman
Mixed By – Baker Bigsby, Carla Frederick, Ornette Coleman
Mixed By, Mastered By – Ed Michel
Producer, Mastered By – John Snyder
Recorded By – Kevin Herron
Tenor Saxophone, Trumpet – Ornette Coleman

Tracklist:

1. Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman
2. Human Being
3. Soap Suds
4. Sex Spy
5. Some Day