Hi Res Heart - 108CD (2021) | Archer / Keeffe / Pyne

Hi Res Heart - 108CD (2021)

by Archer / Keeffe / Pyne

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Six panel card sleeve with artwork by Silena.

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1.	Silena's Fire 06:14	buy track
2.	G.E.M. 03:49	buy track
3.	Looking For Gene 05:48	buy track
4.	Song For Bobby Naughton 11:10	buy track
5.	Seduction Dance 04:59	buy track
6.	June 03:14	buy track
7.	Jean 07:02	buy track
8.	Earth Memory 04:19	buy track
9.	Sleep Uneasy 05:44	buy track
10.	The Story In The Mirror 01:38	buy track
11.	Tommy 02:38	buy track
12.	Dolly Grip 07:30	buy track

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"Cherish these sounds, for their creators indeed make them sing." - Darren Bergstein, DMG New York

When I proposed this trio it was intentional to create an instrumentation which closely matched that of the classic Leo Smith Trio of the 1970s – a line up which allows space and fire to co-exist. Of course, the fact that Martin Pyne doubles on both vibraphone and drums gives us a few extra sonic possibilities, and these have all been exploited by the suite of 12 compositions which the 3 of us have created together. While my own music output veers off into a wide range of bands and territories, it is when I play this music – which for convenience I will call AACM Music, as it is directly inspired by the masters of the 70s black American avant-garde – that I feel like I’m writing and playing my very best. Of course, both Charlotte and Martin have their own different histories and perspectives to bring to the trio. Nevertheless, that feeling that even at its most abstract , the blues is never too far away from this music, pervades the current work. – Martin Archer

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released March 10, 2021

Martin Archer - sopranino, soprano, alto, tenor, baritone saxophones, Bb and bass clarinets, flute, bass harmonica, electronics.

Charlotte Keeffe - trumpet, flugelhorn, electronics.

Martin Pyne - drums, percussion, vibraphone, toy piano.

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Discus Music Sheffield, UK

Discus Music was founded in 1994 by Martin Archer. The label releases leftfield rock music, free jazz, extended songform, electronics, improvised music, and other sounds which defy categorisation.

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