New Releases and Re-releases - August 20, 2005
Isophonic Boogie Woogie, originally released as a 12 inch vinyl on Flow Chart Records in 1980, has being re-released, with enthusiastic response, as a CD and 12 inch LP, on EM Records in Japan. (emrecords.net).
In addition to the original tracks, released on Flow Chart Records, the CD features two new unreleased current (2004/2005) bonus tracks (Magenta Sky and Stillness). The 12 inch LP is the original vinyl Flow Chart Records release.
The 12" LP was released in limited autographed copies which SOLD OUT in advance of release.
Roland's new US CD release of his current music, Twelve Elements, has been remixed and is out on Flow Chart Records. Available at cdbaby.com. It has been received with enthusiastic international critical acclaim.
This is groove music with sophisticated complexity.
As an originator of ambient electronica, Roland's Isophonic Boogie Woogie and Twelve Elements are definitive releases which showcase his clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, electronic accoutrements, and Kalimba playing and his unique comprovisations of ambient, broken beats, acid jazz, and electronica. This is music from the expansive creative universe of Roland P. Young's Sound Philosophy theory of Isophonics.
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In addition to the original tracks, released on Flow Chart Records, the CD features two new unreleased current (2004/2005) bonus tracks (Magenta Sky and Stillness). The 12 inch LP is the original vinyl Flow Chart Records release.
The 12" LP was released in limited autographed copies which SOLD OUT in advance of release.
Roland's new US CD release of his current music, Twelve Elements, has been remixed and is out on Flow Chart Records. Available at cdbaby.com. It has been received with enthusiastic international critical acclaim.
This is groove music with sophisticated complexity.
As an originator of ambient electronica, Roland's Isophonic Boogie Woogie and Twelve Elements are definitive releases which showcase his clarinet, bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, electronic accoutrements, and Kalimba playing and his unique comprovisations of ambient, broken beats, acid jazz, and electronica. This is music from the expansive creative universe of Roland P. Young's Sound Philosophy theory of Isophonics.
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