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Things That Grow, by Cara Stacey

Things That Grow by Cara Stacey, released 18 September 2015 1. Oscillations 2. Dark Matter 3. Sunbird 4. Circadian Clocks 5. Theta Waves 6. Durée 7. Music of the Spheres 8. Fox 'Things That Grow' is a fluid musical project exploring the sonic possibilities of southern African musical bows within improvisatory contexts. On this album, Cara Stacey performs contemporary compositions and improvisations on the umrhubhe and uhadi bows with Shabaka Hutchings (clarinet, tenor saxophone), Seb Rochford (drums), Ruth Goller (bass), Crewdson (concertronica), and Dan Leavers (synths/production). Combining original compositions by Cara and Shabaka with freely conceived improvisation, this recording aims to stretch the boundaries of bow music in an ensemble and create something entirely new. Cara is a South African multi-instrumentalist, composer and researcher, based between London, Cape Town, and Mbabane. 🌱 'Absolutely lush' - Wire Magazine 'Spellbinding and beguiling' - Boomkat 'Stacey gives South African music a dizzying, beautiful spin' - Pitchfork 'Hypnotic' - Textura 'Groundbreaking' - Folk Radio UK 'A gradually expanding album that will captivate you more and more' - Norman Records 'Wonderful' - Bleep ~ Cover design by Mbongeni Dlamini, text & layout by Richard.



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Things That Grow, by Cara Stacey

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Things That Grow by Cara Stacey, released 18 September 2015 1. Oscillations 2. Dark Matter 3. Sunbird 4. Circadian Clocks 5. Theta Waves 6. Durée 7. Music of the Spheres 8. Fox 'Things That Grow' is a fluid musical project exploring the sonic possibilities of southern African musical bows within improvisatory contexts. On this album, Cara Stacey performs contemporary compositions and improvisations on the umrhubhe and uhadi bows with Shabaka Hutchings (clarinet, tenor saxophone), Seb Rochford (drums), Ruth Goller (bass), Crewdson (concertronica), and Dan Leavers (synths/production). Combining original compositions by Cara and Shabaka with freely conceived improvisation, this recording aims to stretch the boundaries of bow music in an ensemble and create something entirely new. Cara is a South African multi-instrumentalist, composer and researcher, based between London, Cape Town, and Mbabane. 🌱 'Absolutely lush' - Wire Magazine 'Spellbinding and beguiling' - Boomkat 'Stacey gives South African music a dizzying, beautiful spin' - Pitchfork 'Hypnotic' - Textura 'Groundbreaking' - Folk Radio UK 'A gradually expanding album that will captivate you more and more' - Norman Records 'Wonderful' - Bleep ~ Cover design by Mbongeni Dlamini, text & layout by Richard.



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Things That Grow, by Cara Stacey

Things That Grow by Cara Stacey, released 18 September 2015 1. Oscillations 2. Dark Matter 3. Sunbird 4. Circadian Clocks 5. Theta Waves 6. Durée 7. Music of the Spheres 8. Fox 'Things That Grow' is a fluid musical project exploring the sonic possibilities of southern African musical bows within improvisatory contexts. On this album, Cara Stacey performs contemporary compositions and improvisations on the umrhubhe and uhadi bows with Shabaka Hutchings (clarinet, tenor saxophone), Seb Rochford (drums), Ruth Goller (bass), Crewdson (concertronica), and Dan Leavers (synths/production). Combining original compositions by Cara and Shabaka with freely conceived improvisation, this recording aims to stretch the boundaries of bow music in an ensemble and create something entirely new. Cara is a South African multi-instrumentalist, composer and researcher, based between London, Cape Town, and Mbabane. 🌱 'Absolutely lush' - Wire Magazine 'Spellbinding and beguiling' - Boomkat 'Stacey gives South African music a dizzying, beautiful spin' - Pitchfork 'Hypnotic' - Textura 'Groundbreaking' - Folk Radio UK 'A gradually expanding album that will captivate you more and more' - Norman Records 'Wonderful' - Bleep ~ Cover design by Mbongeni Dlamini, text & layout by Richard.

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