The Sound Catalogues Vol. 1, by Carlo Muscat Group

The Sound Catalogues Vol. 1

by Carlo Muscat Group

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1.	Fatman & Little Boy 07:35	info
2.	(Intro to) Dust Bowl 01:04	info
3.	Dust Bowl 05:33	info
4.	To the Last Man 06:40	info
5.	Wilbur's Rise 06:45	info
6.	Another Sun 05:44	info
7.	Lt. Onoda 08:01	info

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‘The Sound Catalogues’ is an exciting artistic mission which leads to the making of various collections which record inspiring events, figures, eras, inventions, and more.
The first volume is titled 'Extraordinary Episodes'. In an attempt to flee the prevailing digital age, this album takes into account a series of historic events. By creating a specific set of jazz compositions, the emotions related to each event are explored and allowed to re-surface. The music will transmit these emotions.

credits

released August 8, 2014

Carlo Muscat (sax, compositions), Sandro Zerafa (gtr), Daniele Raimondi (tpt), Joe Debono (pno), Mátyás Szandai (d.bass), Lionel Boccara (drs)

Recorded at Studio Sextan (Paris) on 8th May 2014.
Mixing / Mastering by Katsuhiko Naito (Avatar Studios, NYC).

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Carlo Muscat Paris, France

Born in 1988, on the island of Malta, Carlo began his musical education and explored his love for jazz music at the age of eleven. He describes his musical journey as an awakening process - one that is ceaseless, expressive and allows for freedom of interpretation. ... more