Color Network, by COLOR NETWORK

Color Network

by COLOR NETWORK

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1.	Intro 00:58
2.	Lonely 07:01
3.	Event 04:53	buy track
4.	PI:S 03:38	buy track
5.	Insanity 03:33	buy track
6.	Geniality 07:15	buy track
7.	Keppra 02:43	buy track
8.	Kronos 04:35	buy track
9.	Outro 02:17	buy track

about

Color Network is conceived as a tribute to one of the leading characters in the international music scene: Ornette Coleman. What sets Col-(or Net)-work apart from the others that share the same intention is the choice to focus exclusively on one album, 1957’s “The Shape of Jazz to Come”, which is regarded as one of the texan saxophonist’s seminal works.
Coleman’s compositions frame a musical environment that serves sometimes as point of departure and sometimes as landing place for reckless improvisations which explore unfamiliar acoustic regions. The sound resulting in the unusual combination of two baritone saxophones and electronics turns out to be surprisingly effective and constitutes the distintive feature of the music. The band that takes risks and assumes the task of merging some of the forms of free jazz and the search for atypical, contemporary sonorities into a fresh, colourful and autonomous musical statement.

credits

released January 20, 2014

Francesco Massaro – baritone saxophone, soprano clarinet, stylophone
Beppe Scardino – baritone saxophone, bass clarinet, toy piano
Danilo Gallo – double bass, acustic bass, cycle pump
Adolfo La Volpe – electronics
Giacomo Mongelli – drums, objects

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Mimmo Galizia on 27/04/2009 at Wavehaed Sudio in Monopoli (BA)

Artwork and graphics by :Nicola Guazzaloca
Produced by :Giacomo Mongelli and Aut Records

www.autrecords.com

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Aut Records Berlin, Germany

Aut Records is a record label dedicated to experimental and research music. We are trying to describe a musical environment that cannot be assigned to a particular genre, and is removed from any specific musical language.