King of spastic (oh god don't cancel me) drums.

King of spastic (oh god don't cancel me) drums.

Nervous and jittery, complex and dense, but also strangely chill. That groove at 0:44 is sick, holy crap what a vibe. Supreme arabic scale noodling throughout. Super cool track, love it!

Nervous and jittery, complex and dense, but also strangely chill. That groove at 0:44 is sick, holy crap what a vibe. Supreme arabic scale noodling throughout. Super cool track, love it!

What incredible madness. So chaotic and hypnotic.

What incredible madness. So chaotic and hypnotic.

Belongs on the same album as charmed im sure. Wondering where this deep rooted desert music got instilled in you. Your attention to unique ornamentations brings tracks like this to life. 2:00 was crazy.

Belongs on the same album as charmed im sure. Wondering where this deep rooted desert music got instilled in you. Your attention to unique ornamentations brings tracks like this to life. 2:00 was crazy.

Thanks!

Thank you, seems like everything turns into chaos these days and I'm okay with that.

Thanks for listening! I dunno about "deep," but it am definitely drawn to it. I do know that Lecuona's Malagueña kept coming up in my (very western) music education. (First in various piano arrangements, then Stan Kenton, then marching band, probably others.) And I was really fascinated by it and tried to understand it before I really had the theoretical tools. ("How can major chord on the flat 2 sound so good?") In retrospect, that was probably an early clue to my phrygian affinity.

[quote=0x_colt]King of spastic (oh god don't cancel me) drums.[/quote] :) [quote=Dustsucker]Nervous and jittery, complex and dense, but also strangely chill. That groove at 0:44 is sick, holy crap what a vibe. Supreme arabic scale noodling throughout. Super cool track, love it![/quote] Thanks! [quote=Homeostatic]What incredible madness. So chaotic and hypnotic.[/quote] Thank you, seems like everything turns into chaos these days and I'm okay with that. [quote=evanericksonmusic]Belongs on the same album as charmed im sure. Wondering where this deep rooted desert music got instilled in you. Your attention to unique ornamentations brings tracks like this to life. 2:00 was crazy.[/quote] Thanks for listening! I dunno about "deep," but it am definitely drawn to it. I do know that Lecuona's Malagueña kept coming up in my (very western) music education. (First in various piano arrangements, then Stan Kenton, then marching band, probably others.) And I was really fascinated by it and tried to understand it before I really had the theoretical tools. ("How can major chord on the flat 2 sound so good?") In retrospect, that was probably an early clue to my phrygian affinity.