Layale Chaker, Sarafand - Radio Afloat (2024) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Layale Chaker, Sarafand
- Title: Radio Afloat
- Year Of Release: 2024
- Label: In A Circle Records
- Genre: Jazz, World
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/96kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 45 min
- Total Size: 239; 905 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
“Radio Afloat”, the vision of a radio lost at sea, evokes a reflection on the intertwined destinies of people and the natural world, which manifest even louder in times of collective pain; a commentary on the ebb and flow of politics of power, conflict and dominance that exacerbate the vulnerability of the land and those who tend to it. As ideologies clash and agendas unfold, the fragility of our ecosystems and the livelihoods they support hangs in the balance.
Through this exploration, I hope to illuminate the delicate balance in the interplay between human agency and environmental resilience. The radio lost at sea becomes a vessel for introspection, prompting us to confront the consequences of our choices and the urgency of collective action. In the face of adversity, it is a reminder of our shared responsibility to nurture and protect the planet that sustains us all.
Conceived as a suite of intersecting movements, it echoes “The Trace of Blue Passion”, a poem by Lebanese author Ounsi el-Hage:
“... And just as birds flock wisely
I trekked from ocean to ocean
From peak to branch
From night to night to night
Until I was hit
With the prestige of sweet madness.
After we witnessed the extent of birds' wisdom
I remind you that it is in the nature of creatures
To harm themselves.
I was a turtle on the rocks
Engraved on tree trunks and bolsters
Engraved on rings
Engraved on the ankles of mountains.
And I saw space
So I saw space
And when I saw its beauty,
I fell in love with a dove who carried me.
And when she smelled, adoringly, the earth on me
She laid me down in the soil
And from the dove I raised myself...”
(translated from Arabic by Sara Elkamel)
- Layale Chaker
Layale Chaker - violin, voice
Jake Charkey - cello
Phillip Golub - piano, microtonal keyboard
Sam Minaie - bass
John Hadfield, drums
Tracklist:
1.01 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand - Intro - "...and from the dove I raised myself" (3:10)
1.02 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand - Anatomie of Titus - I - Fall of Rome (4:01)
1.03 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand, John Hadfield - Anatomie of Titus - II - Quasi Samai (7:17)
1.04 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand, Phillip Golub - Khab Nisan (8:01)
1.05 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand, Jake Charkey - Interlude (2:32)
1.06 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand - Ocean to Ocean (2:54)
1.07 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand, Sam Minaie - Sketch - Unraveled (5:24)
1.08 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand - Southern Sky (5:53)
1.09 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand - Nocturnal: Backburn (5:56)
Through this exploration, I hope to illuminate the delicate balance in the interplay between human agency and environmental resilience. The radio lost at sea becomes a vessel for introspection, prompting us to confront the consequences of our choices and the urgency of collective action. In the face of adversity, it is a reminder of our shared responsibility to nurture and protect the planet that sustains us all.
Conceived as a suite of intersecting movements, it echoes “The Trace of Blue Passion”, a poem by Lebanese author Ounsi el-Hage:
“... And just as birds flock wisely
I trekked from ocean to ocean
From peak to branch
From night to night to night
Until I was hit
With the prestige of sweet madness.
After we witnessed the extent of birds' wisdom
I remind you that it is in the nature of creatures
To harm themselves.
I was a turtle on the rocks
Engraved on tree trunks and bolsters
Engraved on rings
Engraved on the ankles of mountains.
And I saw space
So I saw space
And when I saw its beauty,
I fell in love with a dove who carried me.
And when she smelled, adoringly, the earth on me
She laid me down in the soil
And from the dove I raised myself...”
(translated from Arabic by Sara Elkamel)
- Layale Chaker
Layale Chaker - violin, voice
Jake Charkey - cello
Phillip Golub - piano, microtonal keyboard
Sam Minaie - bass
John Hadfield, drums
Tracklist:
1.01 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand - Intro - "...and from the dove I raised myself" (3:10)
1.02 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand - Anatomie of Titus - I - Fall of Rome (4:01)
1.03 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand, John Hadfield - Anatomie of Titus - II - Quasi Samai (7:17)
1.04 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand, Phillip Golub - Khab Nisan (8:01)
1.05 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand, Jake Charkey - Interlude (2:32)
1.06 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand - Ocean to Ocean (2:54)
1.07 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand, Sam Minaie - Sketch - Unraveled (5:24)
1.08 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand - Southern Sky (5:53)
1.09 - Layale Chaker, Sarafand - Nocturnal: Backburn (5:56)
Year 2024 | Jazz | World | Arabic / موسيقى عربية | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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