Everything Is Recorded - Temporary - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
Reviews coming soon
About this product
Richard Russell has introduced the world to several generation's worth of era-defining musicians. But since 2017, the XL Recordings founder has used the Everything Is Recorded project to prove he's not merely a visionary record producer, or the founder of the most consequential independent record tag of the past 35 years. He's a visionary artist in his own right, with a temperament so generous that his records are filled with the voices of the artists he's encouraged, shepherded, or spotlit along the way. Everything Is Recorded albums are feasts of collaboration, and his soul-enriching new album, Temporary, is no exception. The guest list overflows with incandescent talent Florence Welch, Sampha, Bill Callahan, Jah Wobble, Kamasi Washington, Nourished by Time, Alabaster DePlume, Noah Cyrus. The silvery thread linking all these voices together is, of course, Richard Russell himself, by design the least visible member of Everything Is Recorded, but the only one who could have dreamed up this expanse to begin with. Russell began recording his collaborators' musings on death and loss early on in the process for Temporary, and although they only survive in two carefully crafted audio collages (InchOctober,Inch InchThe SummonsInch) on Temporary, their power suffuses the record. These are the most luminous and relaxed compositions of Russell's career, reflecting a late-breaking fascination with British folk that dovetailed, not coincidentally, with Russell's own brush with mortality in 2013. What is folk music, after all, if not a record of the voices of the dead? His music dissolves the borders between sampled and recorded, between modernity and antiquity, life and death, now and forever.. He grasps the true meaning of his album's title We may be, in fact, temporary. But our longing - for each other, for peace, for love and communion - goes on forever.
Format
CDSpecifications
- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionRichard Russell has introduced the world to several generation's worth of era-defining musicians. But since 2017, the XL Recordings founder has used the Everything Is Recorded project to prove he's not merely a visionary record producer, or the founder of the most consequential independent record tag of the past 35 years. He's a visionary artist in his own right, with a temperament so generous that his records are filled with the voices of the artists he's encouraged, shepherded, or spotlit along the way. Everything Is Recorded albums are feasts of collaboration, and his soul-enriching new album, Temporary, is no exception. The guest list overflows with incandescent talent Florence Welch, Sampha, Bill Callahan, Jah Wobble, Kamasi Washington, Nourished by Time, Alabaster DePlume, Noah Cyrus. The silvery thread linking all these voices together is, of course, Richard Russell himself, by design the least visible member of Everything Is Recorded, but the only one who could have dreamed up this expanse to begin with. Russell began recording his collaborators' musings on death and loss early on in the process for Temporary, and although they only survive in two carefully crafted audio collages (InchOctober,Inch InchThe SummonsInch) on Temporary, their power suffuses the record. These are the most luminous and relaxed compositions of Russell's career, reflecting a late-breaking fascination with British folk that dovetailed, not coincidentally, with Russell's own brush with mortality in 2013. What is folk music, after all, if not a record of the voices of the dead? His music dissolves the borders between sampled and recorded, between modernity and antiquity, life and death, now and forever.. He grasps the true meaning of his album's title We may be, in fact, temporary. But our longing - for each other, for peace, for love and communion - goes on forever.ArtistEverything Is RecordedTitleTemporaryFormatCDLabelXL Recordings
Reviews
This product doesn't have any reviews yet.
Compare similar products
![Everything Is Recorded - Temporary - COMPACT DISCS [CD]](https://pisces.bbystatic.com/image2/BestBuy_US/images/products/beb084de-deef-410e-ba33-f5ca38197420.jpg;maxHeight=422;maxWidth=264?format=webp)
Richard Russell has introduced the world to several generation's worth of era-defining musicians. But since 2017, the XL Recordings founder has used the Everything Is Recorded project to prove he's not merely a visionary record producer, or the founder of the most consequential independent record tag of the past 35 years. He's a visionary artist in his own right, with a temperament so generous that his records are filled with the voices of the artists he's encouraged, shepherded, or spotlit along the way. Everything Is Recorded albums are feasts of collaboration, and his soul-enriching new album, Temporary, is no exception. The guest list overflows with incandescent talent Florence Welch, Sampha, Bill Callahan, Jah Wobble, Kamasi Washington, Nourished by Time, Alabaster DePlume, Noah Cyrus. The silvery thread linking all these voices together is, of course, Richard Russell himself, by design the least visible member of Everything Is Recorded, but the only one who could have dreamed up this expanse to begin with. Russell began recording his collaborators' musings on death and loss early on in the process for Temporary, and although they only survive in two carefully crafted audio collages (InchOctober,Inch InchThe SummonsInch) on Temporary, their power suffuses the record. These are the most luminous and relaxed compositions of Russell's career, reflecting a late-breaking fascination with British folk that dovetailed, not coincidentally, with Russell's own brush with mortality in 2013. What is folk music, after all, if not a record of the voices of the dead? His music dissolves the borders between sampled and recorded, between modernity and antiquity, life and death, now and forever.. He grasps the true meaning of his album's title We may be, in fact, temporary. But our longing - for each other, for peace, for love and communion - goes on forever.
![F. Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsodies 1-14/Rakoczy March/Con Pathet - COMPACT DISCS [CD]](https://pisces.bbystatic.com/image2/BestBuy_US/images/products/e81b029c-4b7c-41c8-aa25-3fe18b64420f.jpg;maxHeight=422;maxWidth=264?format=webp)
F. Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsodies 1-14/Rakoczy March/Con Pathet [COMPACT DISCS] date 01/10/2006
![FaltyDL - In the Wild - COMPACT DISCS [CD]](https://pisces.bbystatic.com/image2/BestBuy_US/images/products/cad6a9d6-7559-4ab1-b8e6-e614cd3b377a.jpg;maxHeight=422;maxWidth=264?format=webp)
2014 full length from the New York-based producer/electronic musician aka Drew Lustman. InchIn the Wild, like so much of Drew Lustman's output, is cut through with a wry smile in track titles like InchSome Jazz S**tInch and it's bubbling, gurgling palette of sound. Here more than ever before, Lustman has let go of the need to control or refine his playful urges in the production process to come up with tracks that are frothy and full of life, taking unpredictable, impulsive twists - yet despite himself, he's also apologetic about their strangeness, emblazoning the album's back cover with the word InchSORRYInch and writing a poem in lieu of a press that ends with an apology. Hence, the hashtags he's defiant in the face of his compulsion to apologise, and determined not to filter himself (sorry)Inch.-Dazed and Confused magazine.
![Fabian Muller - Passionato - COMPACT DISCS [CD]](https://pisces.bbystatic.com/image2/BestBuy_US/images/products/8b075b38-d280-4e8c-88d3-1bdfeb23925d.jpg;maxHeight=422;maxWidth=264?format=webp)
Following a highly personal and splendidly reviewed Brahms recording, Fabian Müller follows up with Passionato, an album centering not on a single composer, but on a Inchcentral masterwork of Western piano musicInch Beethoven's InchAppassionataInch. Radiating from this hub, Müller weaves a programme that shows why he is regarded as one of Germany's most promising young pianists. It stands to reason that he is not the first pianist to apply his energies to this great work laid out on the grand scale, and Fabian Müller is well aware of this. InchEach generation is entitled to rediscover these pieces for itself. Apart from that, it is simply not possible to play a piece the same way twice. So even if I know my favourite performances back to front, mine will still be the 'Appassionata' of Fabian Müller.Inch This is the starting-point of his new album, geographically as well as musically. Having grown up between the Beethovenhaus and Schumannhaus in Bonn, he sees Inchmuch more of the Rhinelander than the VienneseInch in Beethoven, flanking the Appassionata with Schumann's G minor Sonata - a work of extremes. When Schumann requires the artist to play Inchas fast as possibleInch in the first movement, then Incheven fasterInch in the coda, Müller has his own personal answer InchIt is more a feeling that is too strong to be expressed in a 'normal' manner. Drop everything and play for your life. That is the key. A feeling that something is flooding out of you.Inch
Specs
Be the first to ask a question.
We’ll try to get your question answered within 24 hours by a Best Buy customer or brand representative.