7 October 2005
Friday 7 October 2005 22:30-23:30 (Radio 3)
Mark Russell and Robert Sandall interview songwriter David Sylvian about his new project Nine Horses, a collaboration with drummer Steve Jansen and electronic music producer Burnt Friedman.
Playlist
MIXING IT
Presented by Robert Sandall and Mark Russell
Produced by Felix Carey
Factsheet compiled by Sam Hickling
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Friday 7 October 2005, 10:15pm
Korekyojinn: Hash (4.15)
Korekyojinn, recording for John Zorn's Tzadik label, are the trio of drummer Yoshida Tatsuya (The Ruins), bassist Nasuno Mitsuru (Altered States) and guitarist Kido Natsuki (Bondage Fruits)
This is an outtake from their second album Arabesque.
album: Isotope
Tzadik TZ 7257
Tzadik, 200 East 10th Street, pmb 126, New York NY 10003
http://www.tzadik.com/
Harold Budd/Brian Eno with Daniel Lanois: The Silver Ball (3.24)
Teaming up with minimalist composer Harold Budd, Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois originally recorded this album around the time they were working with U2 on The Unforgettable Fire.
album: The Pearl
Virgin Music 3 31976 2
Unofficial web resource:
http://www.enoweb.co.uk/
Click here to read a profile of Brian Eno
Hanne Hukkelberg remixed by Sutekh: Ease (in C mix) (4.29)
This is taken from a compilation of remixes by Sutekh. Sutekh is San Francisco based producer Seth Horvitz, renowned for his tech-funk productions. He's also a scholar of the tabla, and is currently learning classical piano on the instrument owned by his neighbours Matmos.
album: Born Again - collected remixes
The Leaf Label BAY 52 CDAP
The original version of this appears on the Hanne Hukkelberg album Little Things (Propeller Recordings PRR 02)
http://www.context.fm/sutekh.html
http://www.theleaflabel.com
http://www.posteverything.com/leaf
Interview: David Sylvian (24.56)
David Sylvian came into the studio to talk about his new collaboration with his brother, frequent collaborator and former Japan member Steve Jansen, and composer/remixer and half of Flanger Burnt Friedman. They are calling themselves Nine Horses.
Music details:
Nine Horses: Snow Borne Sorrow
Steve Jansen (sample programming/keyboards); Ryuichi Sakamoto (piano/piano treatments); Arve Henriksen (trumpet); David Sylvian (vocals)
Nine Horses: Wonderful World
Steve Jansen (sample programming/drums/keyboards); Keith Lowe (double bass); Stina Nordenstam (vocals); David Sylvian (keyboards/guitar/vocals)
Nine Horses: Atom and Cell
Steve Jansen (sample programming/percussion/keyboards); Ryuichi Sakamoto (piano); Arve Henriksen (trumpet); Tommy Blaize, Derek Brown, Beverlei Brown, Andrea Grant (backing vocals); David Sylvian (keyboards/vocals)
Nine Horses: A History Of Holes
Steve Jansen (drums/percussion); Keith Lowe (bass guitar); Tim Motzer (electric guitar); Tim Elsenburg (additional guitar); Morten Grønvad (vibraphone); Hayden Chisholm (saxophone); Burnt Friedman (sequences/programming/editing/toy piano); Theo Travis (flute/saxophone solos); David Sylvian (keyboards/vocals)
Nine Horses: Snow Borne Sorrow
Steve Jansen (sample programming/keyboards); Ryuichi Sakamoto (piano/piano treatments); Arve Henriksen (trumpet); David Sylvian (vocals)
Nine Horses: The Banality Of Evil
Burnt Friedman (keyboards/editing/drum programming); Steve Jansen (percussion); Neal Sutherland (bass guitar); Riff Pike III (electric guitar); Morten Grønvad (vibraphone); Carsten Skøv (vibraphone); Hayden Chisholm (clarinet); Thomas Hass (1st saxophone solo); Theo Travis (2nd saxophone solo); Marcina Arnold, Eska G Mtungwazi (backing vocals); David Sylvian (guitars/keyboards/vocals)
album: Snow Borne Sorrow
Samadhisound cd ss006
http://www.samadhisound.com
Cristian Vogel: 1968, Holes (5.15)
Cristian was one half of techno-soul duo Super_collider, the other half being Jamie Lidell. This track, however, features the vocal talents of Kevin Blechdom.
album: Station 55
Novamute NOMU149CD
http://www.no-future.com/
http://www.novamute.com
The Fiery Furnaces: A Candymaker's Knife in My Handbag (4.40)
The Fiery Furnaces are brother/sister duo Matt and Eleanor Friedberger, currently living and working in Brooklyn. This is from one of two albums they have recently completed, and will be the first released. It expands their family theme with the appearance on vocals of their grandmother Olga Santaros.
album: Rehearsing My Choir
Rough Trade RTRADCD234
http://www.thefieryfurnaces.com/
http://www.roughtraderecords.com
The Otomo Yoshihide: Playgirl (3.05)
This comes from a compilation by the Sonic Arts Network, based around the Resonance FM radio show Big Ears, presented between March 2003 and December 2004 by Tim Steiner. He has based this compilation around Fitzgerald's Manifesto: a guide to proper broadcasting dating from 1931.This track, to be used according to Fitzgerald's manifesto as closing music, is Yoshihide Otomo's tribute to film and TV composer, Takeo Yamashita.
Kayoko Ishu and Kayoko Wada (vocals), Hiroshi Minami (piano), Kumiko Takara (vibraphone), Sachiko M (sampler) with Otomo Yoshihide (synthesizer/guitar), Naruyoshi Kikuchi and Kenta Tsugami (saxes), Horoaki Mizutani (bass), and Yasuhiro Yoshigaki (drums)
album: Big Ears - Fitzgerald's Manifesto
Sonic Arts Network SAN2005
Sonic Arts Network, Jerwood Space, 171 Union Street, London SE1 0LN
http://www.sonicartsnetwork.org
http://www.artscouncil.org.uk
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