The New York trombonist Kalia Vandever emerged from the world of jazz, and her profession has intersected with the worlds of pop and indie rock via work with artists like Harry Styles and Japanese Breakfast. But who wants genres whenever you’ve received expression as pure because the sounds on Vandever’s upcoming improvisational album We Fell In Turn? The file’s promo supplies invoke Grouper, Jeff Parker, and William Basinski’s The Disintegration Loops, which ought to provide you with some concept of the stretched-out, meditative high quality of those tracks, that are largely impressed by Vandever’s reminiscences of childhood in Hawai’i. “Temper The Wound,” the mission’s lead single, is mainly ambient music — beautiful, looking out ambient music that it’s best to hear under.
TRACKLIST:
01 “Recollections From Shore”
02 “Imagine Being Told”
03 “Stillness In Hand”
04 “Mirrored Solitude”
05 “Center”
06 “Temper The Wound”
07 “Teased Traces”
08 “Held In”
09 “We Wept In Turn”
10 “Unfaltering”
We Fell In Turn is out 3/31 on AKP.