Why Is The Sea So Blue, by Margareth Kammerer

Why Is The Sea So Blue

by Margareth Kammerer

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1.	My Foolish Heart 04:04	buy track
2.	In Time Of Daffodils 02:41	buy track
3.	Everytime 02:42	buy track
4.	Speak Low 04:29	buy track
5.	Timeshaped Face 03:43	buy track
6.	High 05:17	buy track
7.	mmmm 02:10	buy track
8.	This Is Not A Dream 01:48	buy track
9.	Why Is The Sea So Blue 06:59	buy track

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In Why Is The Sea So Blue Margareth Kammerer continues to explore songs in experimental music contexts, elaborately interweaving lyrics into nine wistful soundscapes. Originally recorded in 2006, with the band consisting of Christof Kurzmann (voice, saxophone), Axel Dörner (trumpet), Burkhard Stangl (vibraphone), Werner Dafeldecker (double bass), Big Daddy Mugglestone (percussion) and Marcello Silvio Busato (drums), the album’s final shape emerged with the production of Valerio Tricoli in 2011, who fashioned them into rich, emotionally versatile tomes. Between the narrative duets with Kurzmann and more extended abstract incantations, the album unravels like a late afternoon walk along a rocky shore, the sky is foreboding but the wind is still warm.

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released September 24, 2013

MIKROTON CD 26

Margareth Kammerer // voice, guitar
Christof Kurzmann // voice, saxophone
Axel Dörner // trumpet
Burkhard Stangl // vibraphone
Werner Dafeldecker // double bass

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MIKROTON Biel/Bienne, Switzerland

MIKROTON recordings was releasing experimental music [2005-2021] and now focuses on techno [2023-]. Founded in 2005 and curated by Kurt Liedwart, Sergey Kolosov and Christian Müller.

Distribution: Soundohm (IT), Squidco (USA).

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