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| | | kvist (usa) #kvist 004 cd j.d. emmanuel “solid dawn • electronic works 1979-1982” compact disc - movement into lightspeed (3:05)
- sunrise over galveston bay (5:52)
- 7 note trance (7:30)
- grandioso (10:18)
- march of the colossus (4:57)
- through the inner planes (9:45)
- whirlwind (8:53)
- changeling (22:31)
| | click the play button to hear an excerpt of "7 note trance" |
| april 2009 release ; long-awaited collection of obscure and unreleased pieces by texan electronic musician & composer daniel “j.d.” emmanuel, known far & wide through his early-80s self-released “wizards” & “rain forest music” lps, repped as the missing link between terry riley’s 60s / 70s time-lag accumulator improvs and the 70s / 80s home-studio electronic music / new age revolution ...
this disc is rife with great material, much it on par with “wizards’” filtered-out emanations ... personally i’m drawn towards the two sequencer based tracks “7 note trance” (listen to the sound-sample ; odd-time gets me every time) & the 22-minute “changeling” (“persian surgery dervishes” recast with a slight motorik-chug) - but the more laminal pieces have a nice desert-sunrise feel to them that’s ultra-inviting, and the more out moments such as “whirlwind” (9 minutes of rising bleep) are just icing on the cake ...
john tamm-buckle and michael ferrer have done a great job w/ the edition ; the disc housed in a gatefold cd sleeve, with four individual sheets offering some relevant iconography and notes from the composer himself ... highly recommended !!! |
| | kvist 004: solid dawn
jd emmanuel
release date: april 2009 limited run of 500 on cd
collection of electronic works recorded between 1979 and 1982.
i was first introduced to jd emmanuel’s work two years ago through the re-release of his “wizards” lp, hailed as “a transcendent blend of terry riley, the bbc radiophonic workshop, popul vuh and early kraftwerk”. the bottom line for me is that it sounded damn good, in the way that a couple of records i buy every year do - it remains in rotation on the bedroom turntable. without going into too much depth, a conversation about the aforementioned lp led to contact with mr. emmanuel and the tracks that make up solid dawn, a compilation of tracks written between 1979-1982 and originally released in very limited quantities on cassette. these are not dusty old tracks dug up from someone’s basement, they are sparkling new tracks resurrected from the recesses of forgottenness.
basically, i am a seeker, someone who is always interested in learning more about my relationship to the “universe” and the “source of my being”.
a seeker has two tasks in their life-path, to be a student and a teacher.
it is sort of a metaphysical internet, ie, i take what i learn from my different teachers and become a teacher by sharing it with others.
anything i get involved in, whether it is spiritual, business management, human resources, music, etc., i do so to learn how to create a better relationship to the universe and all the beings that make it up. |
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