Finally, We're Here
by people+places
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Everybody, Everywhere
02:36
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September '95
03:15
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Hands in the Water
02:29
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Eagle Fern
04:20
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Multnomah
02:56
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about
Recorded in the summer of 2016 in Eagle Creek, OR.
people+places is a process-driven ambient music project by brass player Brian Paulding and woodwind player Leon Cotter.
Here's how it works:
1. Take a minute and write a couple slow musical phrases (with arrangement and possible harmonies)
2. Record those idea with no headphones
3. Record those idea again with no headphones
4. Record those idea again with no headphones
5. Add some field recordings from where we are
6. Maybe add some guitars
people+places is a process-driven ambient music project by brass player Brian Paulding and woodwind player Leon Cotter.
Here's how it works:
1. Take a minute and write a couple slow musical phrases (with arrangement and possible harmonies)
2. Record those idea with no headphones
3. Record those idea again with no headphones
4. Record those idea again with no headphones
5. Add some field recordings from where we are
6. Maybe add some guitars
credits
released January 21, 2018
Brian Paulding - Trombone, Cornet, Banjolin
Leon Cotter - Tenor Sax, Acoustic Guitar
Brian Paulding - Trombone, Cornet, Banjolin
Leon Cotter - Tenor Sax, Acoustic Guitar
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DORCAS MORTON Boston, Massachusetts
She is recorded memory, impulse and sound.
The sonic explorations of multi-instrumentalist Brian Paulding
discography
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Jun 2022 -
Dec 2019 -
Jun 2018 -
Jan 2018
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