Various Artists - Rolling Stones In Jazz / Various - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing. Includes digital download. Waking Hours, by Photay (aka Evan Shornstein), is a meditation on time and our obsessive need to actively fill each moment. The NYC native's search for calm is at the album's very core; while he admits it was therapeutic to create, it's not to be mistaken for a healing excursion. Largely electronic, frequents on the verge pop; extensively features Evan's own vocals. Sonically intimate and inviting, it suggests Photay is perhaps at his best when blurring genre lines. Album Tracks 1. Existential Celebration 2. Warmth in the Coldest Acre 3. Is It Right? 4. Fanfare for 7.83 HZ 5. Change in Real Time 6. The People 7. Rhythm Research 8. Pressure 9. Est 10. A Beautiful Silence Prevails

Album Tracks 1. Ulf Wakenius Feat. Youn Sun Nah -Message in a Bottle 2. Paola Arnesano -Roxanne 3. Vincent Peirani, Vincent LÊ Quang & Sylvain Luc -Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic 4. Pink Turtle -Every Breath You Take 5. Kevyn Lettau -Synchronicity 6. Nils Landgren, Michael Wollny & Lars Danielsson Feat. Wolfgang Haffner -If You Love Somebody Set Them Free 7. Andy Bey -Fragile 8. Julian & Roman Wasserfuhr -Englishman in New York 9. Lisa Bassenge Trio -De Doo Doo Doo de Da Da Da 10. Christof Lauer & Jens Thomas Feat. Sidsel Endresen -Shadows in the Rain

David Bovee was the first FES guitarist from 1999 till 2003. After four years he left the band to develop his own project InchThink of OneInch (BBC Radio 3 World Music Award in 2004 and 2007). Whether they worked with throat singers from Greenland, Gnawa musicians from Morocco or Brazilian virtuosos, they achieved an exciting melting pot of music. The fruitful collaboration with Peter Vermeersch for the 'Theater aan Zee Festival' in Ostend in 2013 (an ad hoc orchestra with four Gambian musicians), triggered both artists to develop a new project. Meanwhile, David lives and works in Sao Paolo (Brazil) and knows the Maracutu, Frevo, Ciranda and Coco music through and through. For Boggamasta, Vermeersch and Bovee wrote an exuberant repertoire, got rid of the word Frevo, to bring their own direct, energetic and frenzied music feverish, delirious and groovy, and lots of electro!