Dylan Golden Aycock&Joshua Massad

TWO IMPROVISATIONS LP

Scissor Tail Editions

SCTR65

Scissor Tail Editions

8
Format: 12inch VinylRelease: 19.04.2024
pre-order now 19.04.2024

expected to be published on 19.04.2024

TWO IMPROVISATIONS LP
 
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“The first full length LP by Joshua Massad and Dylan Aycock. Massad is a tabla player living in India and studying under Zakir Hussain. Massad and Aycock came together in Tulsa to record live at the legendary Church Studio which was founded by Leon Russell in the ’70s. Over a few nights they captured some moments in the studio before it came under new ownership and just before Joshua moved to India. “Aycock improvising on 12-string with Massad accompanying tabla and sitar. A flowing river of sound, a meeting of the minds. The little touches that Dylan’s brother Jesse Aycock adds (bits of synth) really sweeten the deal as well. Track two recorded in Leon Russell’s legendary Church Studio.” —Aquarium Drunkyard “Track one is an improvisation recorded at the home of Joshua Massad’s friend who he was house sitting for and invited me to come play. When I showed up the door was open and he was deep in practice so no words were spoken. I set up a mic and just started playing. We played for fortyfive minutes straight and the twenty mins of the first track was culled from that moment. We clicked immediately and that was the first time we ever played together. Joshua is studying and teaching in India now where he’s been since 2019.” —Dylan Golden Aycock

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DYLAN GOLDEN AYCOCK & JOSHUA MASSAD, TWO IMPROVISATIONS LP SCTR65, 2024-04-19 00:00:00, 617513083194.
12inch Vinyl 0.20 kg.
Material information: Vinyl (PVC).
Records should be stored upright at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.

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"Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts that can be swallowed.” (due to chipping or small inserts).
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