Safehouse Lockdown Sessions (Part 4), by Safehouse Improvisation

Safehouse Lockdown Sessions (Part 4)

by Safehouse Improvisation

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about

A system of 23 trios were created, whereby no one player could play with the same person more than once. Cards with the 23 players names on were shuffled and depending on the order they were drawn, each player was given a number. These 23 musicians sent in a recording of themselves playing, between 4 and 6 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 April 25, 2021

01 Adam Bushell
02 Adrian Southby
03 Al Strachan
04 Alison Briggs
05 Clive Craske
06 Dan Powell
07 Daniel Spicer
08 Dave Allen
09 Gus Garside
10 Iain Paxon
11 Kev Nickells
12 Kev Moore
13 Marc Muir
14 Matt Finucane
15 McCloud
16 Nick Easterbrook
17 Pete Dixon
18 Peter Pick
19 Rachel Cohen
20 Richard Miles
21 Sally Megee
22 Sue Craske
23 Tom Roberts

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