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The Flock: Flock - VINYL
The Flock: Flock - VINYL
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Title: Flock
Artist: The Flock
Label: Strut Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4062548029093
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2022-07-08
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP pressing. Flock is a brand new collaboration between five leading musicians from London's open-minded jazz and experimental scenes: Bex Burch (Vula Viel), Sarathy Korwar, Dan "Danalogue" Leavers (Soccer96, The Comet Is Coming), Al MacSween (Maisha) and Tamar Osborn (Collocutor). Gathering together at The Fish Factory in London Summer 2020, the approach was to try something fresh. "I wrote texts as scores for the session and the emphasis was on breathing and listening to each other," explains Bex Burch. "Improvisation is composition in itself," continues Burch, "so although the music was freely improvised, we sometimes chose to stay on form and rhythm, repeating melodies and groove. As Dan commented on the day, we 'murmurated'. The expansive 13-minute piece 'How Many Are One' on the album is the perfect example, a collective following and leading as the music developed."
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Artist: The Flock
Label: Strut Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4062548029093
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2022-07-08
Number of Discs: 1
Vinyl LP pressing. Flock is a brand new collaboration between five leading musicians from London's open-minded jazz and experimental scenes: Bex Burch (Vula Viel), Sarathy Korwar, Dan "Danalogue" Leavers (Soccer96, The Comet Is Coming), Al MacSween (Maisha) and Tamar Osborn (Collocutor). Gathering together at The Fish Factory in London Summer 2020, the approach was to try something fresh. "I wrote texts as scores for the session and the emphasis was on breathing and listening to each other," explains Bex Burch. "Improvisation is composition in itself," continues Burch, "so although the music was freely improvised, we sometimes chose to stay on form and rhythm, repeating melodies and groove. As Dan commented on the day, we 'murmurated'. The expansive 13-minute piece 'How Many Are One' on the album is the perfect example, a collective following and leading as the music developed."
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