Catching Light with Ishmael Ensemble
Catching Light with Ishmael Ensemble
Podcast Description
Pete Cunningham of Ishmael Ensemble invites guests from the world of Jazz & Electronic music to talk about their musical journey & creative process. Sponsored by Slate & Ash.
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Content Themes
This podcast delves into themes of musical journeys and creative processes, featuring episodes that include interviews with artists discussing the evolution of their sound, collaboration within the music community, and the impact of technology on their work. Recent discussions include the significance of building supportive networks in music and exploring genre-blending techniques.
Pete Cunningham of Ishmael Ensemble invites guests from the world of Jazz & Electronic music to talk about their musical journey & creative process.
Sponsored by Slate & Ash.
This week Pete is joined by the musician, producer & member of Ex-Easter Island Head – Andrew PM Hunt aka Dialect. His solo album “Atlas of Green” is a beautiful exploration of sound, inspired in part by a world of fantasy & sci-fi books whilst the critically acclaimed sixth album “Norther” by Ex-Easter Island head expands their palette of minimalism & prepared guitar into exciting new realms. Both records and projects are discussed in depth as well as a healthy amount of chat about gardening & literature… Enjoy!
Reading List
Always Coming Home – Ursula K Le Guin
Riddley Walker – Russell Hoban
Book of the New Sun – Gene Wolfe
The Ever Present Origin – Jean Gebser
Prophetic Culture – Federico Campagna
The Wake – Paul Kingsnorth
Ears To The Ground – Various
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