Laetitia Sonami / Éliane Radigue – A Song For Two Mothers / OCCAM IX [LP] Drone / Minimalism Chambry has given attention to

Chambry has given attention to the making of solitary makeshift lo-fi dubious instruments: DIY chimes

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recorded live at A Colourful Storm: Maxine Funke and Troth

Through him yodeling reached the Alps and from there in the nineteenth century it also reached the American cowboys

twanging reunion of Music Improvisation Company members Evan Parker (tenor sax)

Laetitia Sonami / Éliane Radigue – A Song For Two Mothers / OCCAM IX [LP] Drone / Minimalism Chambry has given attention to"Black Truffle is thrilled to present a Song for two Mothers Occam IX the first ever solo release from Laetitia Sonami. Born in France in 1957, Sonami studied with liane Radigue in Paris before moving to California in 1978 to study electronic music at Mills College, going on to make important innovations in the field of live electronics interfaces and multi media performance. Sonami is perhaps most closely associated with one of her inventions, the