Safehouse Lockdown Sessions, by Safehouse Improvisation

Safehouse Lockdown Sessions

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about

A system of 22 trios was created, whereby no one player could play with the same person more than once. Cards with the 22 players names on were shuffled and depending on the order they were drawn, each player was given a number. These 22 musicians sent in a recording of themselves playing, between 5 and 10 minutes long. This solo performance/recording was sent to the player "below" them to play along with. This recorded duet was then sent to the player "below" them to play along with.

Players were invited to record whatever they wanted, whilst listening to and accompanying the track "above"

The final trio of each unique group is what you are listening to here!

Numbers in the track listing relate to the allocated numbers for each player (see below)

Details of players and instruments played can be found when you open each individual track

credits

released May 1, 2020

(1) James Tranmer
(2) Alasdair Willis
(3) Gus Garside
(4) Dylan Nyoukis
(5) Vicky Tremain
(6) Richard Miles
(7) Alison Briggs
(8) Sara Jane
(9) Eleanor Callaghan
(10) Adam Bushel
(11) Adrian Southby
(12) Penny Howe
(13) Dave Allen
(14) Pete Dixon
(15) Marc Muir
(16) Iain Paxon
(17) Alex Holmes
(18) Ali Winstanley
(19) Bela Emerson
(20) Rachel Cohen
(21) Hamish Benjamin
(22) Alistair Strachan

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