 hirakito, my experiment in sound/space/improvisation with Kevin Corcoran, is getting some new press. It's an honor to be included in critic Kevin Press' newest book, The Moderns 2019-2020 – alongside artists like Maryanne Amacher, Alvin Lucier, Art Ensemble Chicago, Ryuichi Sakamoto and Masahiro Sugaya! Hope you will check out the book (available on Amazon) and the album (link above), which was released on CD by Full Spectrum in 2019.
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Cities and Memory's biggest ever global project launched today. Click links in slideshow to listen & explore.
 Congratulations to the whole team!  improvised voice & electronics, quarantine 2020. not sure where this boat is headed, but it hasn't sunk yet!  In February I went to Willamette University for a week, at the invitation of the amazing Mike Nord, to perform this piece I made with a talented and energetic ensemble. Thank you Mike, along with Olivia Fields, Marissa Fink, Kimberly Hauser, Catherine Lee and James Miley for your beautiful playing! Gratitude also to video artist Peter Chamberlain for helping me literally realize my vision.  My slow experimental series keeps growing via graphic scores, in distant collaboration with eleven fabulous musicians and two volcanoes: Fuji-san and Mauna Kea.  after postponements and cancellations, a rare chance to perform live. perhaps my last until the pandemic ends? electronics and vocals with a mask. reservations required, seating limited. click for half a preview.  Matt Davignon and Suki O'Kane play and discuss my fav track from new album, 'music for going nowhere', along with much excellent music. Listen via streaming or download. Support independent artists!  So pleased to finally be able to see this film! I am happy to have contributed to Karen Day's moving document of American history: the stories behind Idaho's internment camp are more relevant than ever. Justice is a process, and this serves as a reminder to keep pushing ahead, while remembering what and who came before. Featuring George Takei, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, and many other brave elders.  an exploration of in(ter)dependence under quarantine. |