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Live at the Cell

Live at the Cell

Labels

RR GEMS

Catno

RRGEMS010

Formats

1x Vinyl LP

Country

Estonia

Release date

Jun 10, 2021

Genres

Jazz

Styles




New York city based bassist and visual artist Josh Werner was awarded an artist in residence from The Cell Gallery located in New York NY. As a part of this residency which occurred in the month of July 2020, Josh presented various works in different mediums from visual art to music. In lue of the 2020 pandemic Josh was unable to present music to a live audience and instead offered a pre-recorded live performance to be aired at a later date. Werner was able to put together an ensemble of some of the leading improvisors on the New York City scene in that of James Brandon Lewis, Ches Smith and Patrick Holmes. One of the leading jazz pioneers Ornette Coleman once expressed himself by saying " you know more, but i feel more ". During these turbulent times this statement resonates with this ensemble; it's one that embodies the acknowledgement of feelings within your being to then pour into the music being presented. This ensemble draws from proceeding generations of musicians such as Don Cherry, Roy Ayers, John Coltrane, Cecil Taylor, Albert Ayler, Tribe Called Quest and the energy of the downtown art rock movement.

Personnel:
JAMES BRANDON LEWIS saxophone
PATRICK HOLMES clarinet
CHES SMITH drums
JOSH WERNER bass

Produced by Josh Werner and James Brandon Lewis
Recorded and engineered by Ricardo Romaneiro at The Cell Theater
Mixed by Daniel Schlett at Strange Weather
Mastered by Louis Henry Sarmiento II, Sonic Vista Studios, Ibiza, Spain
Lacquer Cut by Jukka Sarapää, Timmion Cutting
Design by Ilja Tulit
Released and distributed by RR GEMS Records © 2021 RRGEMS10

Media: Mi
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RRGEMS010 - EST - 2021

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