A DISTANT INVITATION: STREET & CEREMONIAL RECORDINGS FROM BURMA, CAMBODIA, INDIA, INDONESIA, MALAYSIA AND THAILAND by V/A

SKU79931
ArtistV/A
TitleA DISTANT INVITATION: STREET & CEREMONIAL RECORDINGS FROM BURMA, CAMBODIA, INDIA, INDONESIA, MALAYSIA AND THAILAND
LabelSUBLIME FREQUENCIES
Catalog #SF 093LP
Tag
ReleaseW 51 - 2014
FormatVinyl - USLP
 € 26,99 incl. VAT, excl. shipping

Tracks

  1. Bali, Indonesia
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/a/79931_a_distant_invitation_street_ceremonial_recordings_from_burma_cambodia_india_indonesia_malaysia_and_thailand/1_bali_indonesia.mp3
  2. Mysore, India
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/a/79931_a_distant_invitation_street_ceremonial_recordings_from_burma_cambodia_india_indonesia_malaysia_and_thailand/2_mysore_india.mp3
  3. Bangkok, Thailand
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/a/79931_a_distant_invitation_street_ceremonial_recordings_from_burma_cambodia_india_indonesia_malaysia_and_thailand/3_bangkok_thailand.mp3
  4. Myanmar (Burma)
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/a/79931_a_distant_invitation_street_ceremonial_recordings_from_burma_cambodia_india_indonesia_malaysia_and_thailand/4_myanmar_burma.mp3
  5. Siem Reap, Cambodia
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/a/79931_a_distant_invitation_street_ceremonial_recordings_from_burma_cambodia_india_indonesia_malaysia_and_thailand/5_siem_reap_cambodia.mp3
  6. Java, Indonesia I
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/a/79931_a_distant_invitation_street_ceremonial_recordings_from_burma_cambodia_india_indonesia_malaysia_and_thailand/6_java_indonesia_i.mp3
  7. Java, Indonesia II
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/a/79931_a_distant_invitation_street_ceremonial_recordings_from_burma_cambodia_india_indonesia_malaysia_and_thailand/7_java_indonesia_ii.mp3
  8. Java, Indonesia III
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/a/79931_a_distant_invitation_street_ceremonial_recordings_from_burma_cambodia_india_indonesia_malaysia_and_thailand/8_java_indonesia_iii.mp3
  9. Penang, Malaysia
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/a/79931_a_distant_invitation_street_ceremonial_recordings_from_burma_cambodia_india_indonesia_malaysia_and_thailand/9_penang_malaysia.mp3
  10. Myanmar/Angkor/Bali
    https://objectstore.true.nl/rushhourrecords:files/tracks/a/79931_a_distant_invitation_street_ceremonial_recordings_from_burma_cambodia_india_indonesia_malaysia_and_thailand/10_myanmarangkorbali.mp3

Description

A compilation on music, happenings, and modern psychedelic atmospherics from the streets of SE Asia, featuring field recordings, radio segments and street musicians - this limited LP edition comes in a full-color tip-on jacket with a two-sided insert !A hallucinogenic splatter-drift audio meltdown through the streets and back alleys of Southeast Asia recorded and assembled by Seattle-based multi-sword-wielding artist Jesse Paul Miller (Factums/Secret Records/Liver & Bacon/Big Tribal Balls). This limited edition LP includes street and folk music, situational ambience, radio excerpts, and psychedelic atmospheres from Burma, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. If one wanders the streets of Southeast Asia, they will undoubtedly hear a variety of fascinating sounds; those created by street musicians, sellers in markets, horns from temples and mosques, woven with insect songs, birds, dogs, motorcycles. Intended to engage and entertain a host of spirits and gods, festivals and processions are frequent in certain regions. They can be extremely vibrant and overwhelmingly powerful energy situations. In rituals, the use of random multiple layers or instrumental vibrations can be intended to confuse or scare off bad spirits, and this can be very disorienting for the living listener also. Street musicians combine older instruments with electrical delivery systems in the form of genius portable battery-operated-waist-pack mini-horns connected to keyboards, karaoke machines, and folk instruments -- sometimes with effects. These musicians sit roadside; in some places they hop on buses between stops. In markets and along roadsides, sellers manipulate their voices to advertise using delay effects. Food cart proprietors use an incredible array of sonic methods to attract customers. They tap on objects, use steam whistles; sing like birds, use bits of Western jingles (and much more). Buddhist, Hindu, and Muslim broadcasts can be heard blasting through loudspeakers. With the addition of amplification, there is usually some form of distortion inherent to the speaker systems, often magically enhancing the voices, mixing in with the urban or rural soundtrack. The sonic tapestry of any space can reveal poetic insights. There is the perspective that all audio events in an environment, regardless of their form, can be heard musically. The vitality and depth of human expression, whether awe-inspiring or minute in all of its multitudinous manifestations, is for now, intact in Southeast Asia, and very much alive." --Jesse Paul Miller. This limited edition LP comes in a full-color tip-on jacket with a two-sided insert including photos by Linda Peschong & detailed liner notes and personal impressions by sound artist & compiler Jesse Paul Miller.

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