Over Time, by Steve Lawson and Andy Edwards

Over Time

by Steve Lawson and Andy Edwards

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Tim Price Had the pleasure of being at the gig when this was recorded. Love the interaction between Steve and Andy. There really was a 'thing' happening with 'time'. Favorite track: Trust.

Wulf Forrester-Barker Just having a quick listen to Flow, the shortest track on the album (probably a little unfair to mark it as my 'favourite'!) but, if it provides a clue to the other tracks - Ley Lines I & II also figure into my considerations - then my ears are in for a treat later on. I'm loving the variety even in this shorter piece; if I had to pick a highlight, it would be the tasteful use of sub-octave bass when both instruments are in full flow, round about the 3:20 mark. Favorite track: Flow.

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1.	Trust 26:15	info	buy track
2.	Flow 09:09	lyrics	buy track
Remastered 20th June 2017
3.	Over Time 35:05	info	buy track

about

It's now four years since Andy Edwards and I started playing music together - our first gig together was a duo show at Tower Of Song. Four years later, this is the recording of our second duo show.

We've never got together to compose, never worked out any songs by anyone else, never 'rehearsed', (actually, we did one college jazz gig together about three years ago, playing some standards... :) ) we've just recorded as much improvised music as we can in that time - we've played gigs and made records with a number of other musicians - Murphy McCaleb, Jem Godfrey, Bryan Corbett, Phi Yaan-Zek... All wholly improvised and all recorded - most are available here as subscriber-only releases. the Ley Lines project with Phi was released to subscribers before Phi put it out publicly.

Andy is one of the most responsive, remarkable listeners I've ever played music with. He reacts to things SO fast, it's often tough to discern that they are musical ideas we've not worked out and remembered... That's an amazing skill, but also reveals a commitment to the deep art of improvisation that has nothing to do with the inward-looking notion of a 'jam session' and instead is about creating something new every time you pick up the instrument, bringing a language, a set of ideas and an openness to being shaped by the other musicians and their ideas to the project. It pays off every time. He's amazing.

So this is the latest stopping off point on a long journey - a journey into exploring a landscape, finding a language, building trust, having untold amounts of fun! I hope you enjoy it - most of Pt 2 is up as a subscriber video, and all of track 3 is on YouTube if you want to watch us as we play!

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released July 17, 2017

Recorded live at Tower Of Song on 26 March 2017.

Drums - Andy Edwards
Bass and Electronics - Steve Lawson

recording/mixing/mastering/artwork - Steve

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