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Green Ribbon
Green Ribbon is the atmospheric duo of saxophonist Mary Scott and experimental percussionist Will Hicks. Together as Green
Ribbon, Mary and Will build space and resonance between verdant melodic lines on saxophone, piano, and electronics.
Photo by Jeremiah M. Carter
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Hi Claire, I enjoyed the 17 roles so much, another piece I really appreciate. Your piece blends with my memories it brings back, very peaceful. Thank you. Pietro
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To Live & Die In Space & Time
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4 peaceful jazz vignettes. Belt of Venus is aquamarine, with a slow, tidal energy as dignified as the sea. The aptly named plantwood is budding, emergent as flowers on dewy moss in the forest. Stained Glass Sauna has a smoky, mountain resonance, while the Sunken Cabin emerges slowly from dust-mote stillness to tortured but deliberating peaks. The whole thing is bursting with character.
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The aptly-named Hauntings write songs that are sinister and moody—the seconds in a horror film right before the jump scare.
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Nocturnal Machines
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Marc Kellaway combines prepared piano with other acoustic and electronic elements on this mysterious new LP.
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