Macie Stewart When The Distance Is Blue Vinyl LP 2025
1. I Forget How to Remember My Dreams (Feat. Lia Kohl)
2. Tsukiji
3. Murmuration/Memorization
4. Spring Becomes You, Spring Becomes New
5. Stairwell (Before and After)
6. What Fills You Up Won't Leave an Empty Cup
7. In Between
8. Disintegration
The Chicago-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, and improviser describes the collection as 'a love letter to the moments we spend in-between'-a letter realized via an intentional return to piano, her first instrument and the origin of her creative expression. Here Stewart creates a striking and cinematic work through collages of prepared piano, field recordings, and string quartet compositions, one that gives shape to a transient universe all its own while tracing the line of her musical past, full circle.
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$12.21Macie Stewart When The Distance Is Blue Vinyl LP 2025
1. I Forget How to Remember My Dreams (Feat. Lia Kohl)
2. Tsukiji
3. Murmuration/Memorization
4. Spring Becomes You, Spring Becomes New
5. Stairwell (Before and After)
6. What Fills You Up Won't Leave an Empty Cup
7. In Between
8. Disintegration
The Chicago-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, and improviser describes the collection as 'a love letter to the moments we spend in-between'-a letter realized via an intentional return to piano, her first instrument and the origin of her creative expression. Here Stewart creates a striking and cinematic work through collages of prepared piano, field recordings, and string quartet compositions, one that gives shape to a transient universe all its own while tracing the line of her musical past, full circle.
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1. I Forget How to Remember My Dreams (Feat. Lia Kohl)
2. Tsukiji
3. Murmuration/Memorization
4. Spring Becomes You, Spring Becomes New
5. Stairwell (Before and After)
6. What Fills You Up Won't Leave an Empty Cup
7. In Between
8. Disintegration
The Chicago-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, and improviser describes the collection as 'a love letter to the moments we spend in-between'-a letter realized via an intentional return to piano, her first instrument and the origin of her creative expression. Here Stewart creates a striking and cinematic work through collages of prepared piano, field recordings, and string quartet compositions, one that gives shape to a transient universe all its own while tracing the line of her musical past, full circle.
