hinah036 - Lynn Cassiers

"Nacht Slakje"

Lynn Cassiers is a Brussels based singer/soundscaper in the new jazz and improv scene. In Belgium she has worked with contemporary jazz ensembles such as Octurn, The Brussels Jazz Orchestrated and Mäâk. She's part of bands like Tape Cuts Tape (with Rudy Trouvé / Eric Thielemans), Flying Nimbus (with Manolo Cabras), Lilly Joel (with Jozef Dumoulin), Konbini (with Pak Yan Lau), Holsen & Cassiers (with Hilde Holsen), Oba Loba, Lidlboj, Alexandra Grimal's "Nāga", "La Vapeur au-dessus du Riz" (Alexandra Grimal's opéra clandestin), Eve Beuvens Tri(w)ords...

22-06-2021

hinah035 - Mocke

"Faces béates"

Mocke is a busy man indeed. On top of being a very active guitarist in several French bands (Midget!, Arlt, Chevalrex...), he has released in recent years three beautiful instrumental albums on the label Objet Disque. As big fans of these LPs, we have asked him if, by any chance, he happened to sit on any hidden gems that did not make it to the albums... Bingo! Mocke dug out five superb unreleased instrumentals for us. They take us through various atmospheres (pop, jazz, latin, rock, folk...), in a mix of styles that Mocke handles so well.

18-01-2017

hinah034 - melmac

"Rambo Rantanplan"

02-11-2016

hinah033 - Jan Mörgenson

"Live @ Maison Salvan"

It is with "Mehmet II", a track on his last album, that we discovered Jan Mörgenson - from Metz, France, but originally from Denmark. While undeniably influenced by John Fahey and Jack Rose, this track also shows a true personality which is also noticeable throughout the album, "Jass, Raag & Blooz", released early 2016 on Specific: a trip through America and its "Primitive Guitar" but also slow rides in wide open Asian arid spaces and a couple of high-altitude excursions in unexplored, hostile territory.
For this release, we have asked Jan for a live recording of his songs. So here is one of his latest sets, recorded live in the South of France, at Maison Salvan in Labège, where you can rediscover most of his last album.

01-09-2016

hinah032 - Empty House Cooperative

"Seven"

Empty House Cooperative "Seven" is a document of one of the core trio's many gatherings. The titles are a play on words, mixing imagistic language to rhyme with the numbers, with "Seven" being both, as the number 7 is my secret soothing obsessive-compulsive fixation number.
We've developed our unspoken "just do it and enjoy it" musical language over the 20 years since we began as Sunday jam sessions in 1996.
I had a vision to invite musicians that I trusted or had a good vibe about to explore improvisation with minimal guidelines in a loose collective with an ebb and flow of both sound and membership. Approximately 30 people have been involved over the years. Regulars have included musicians Craig Colorusso and Thalia Zedek, some old friends from the band Molasses & others of their Montreal scene, and social justice activist Brian Corr, whom I met in Jumbo, a Boston rock scene circus music band.
From EHC's inception, the heavy foundation and floral scrabbles of Jonah Sacks' cello, the structure and deconstruction of Chris Brokaw's guitar, and DMC's viola, loops, howling & singing feedback, electro-acoustic noise & obsession with effects pedals have been the heart of Empty House Cooperative.
Thanks to hinah for their support at the beginning and now these many years later. All along the way, EHC concerts and home sessions have been recorded & passed out to friends in brown paper lunch bags.
The full archive will someday see the light of day.
- David Michael Curry

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11-10-2016

hinahgift030 - The Tami Show

"House Of Earth"

10-05-2016

hinahgift013 - Tribute To The Anthology Of American Folk Music By Harry Smith

"Anamude, Matt Bauer, Dave DeCastro, Donna, Everything is Fine, Grumpy Bear, H-Burns, Half Asleep, Kenyon, Marc Manning, Guillaume Maupin, oRSo, Perio, Pollyanna, Charlie Parr, Sandusky, Shelley Short, The Tami Show"

In 1952, Harry Smith - an artist, a mad collector, and much more - compiled for Folkways Records 84 songs recorded between 1927 and 1932. This three-volume anthology, genuine memory of the American popular music, influenced the folk songwriters of the '60s to a great extent, Bob Dylan leading the way, and it still haunts today's artists (Will Oldham, 16 Horsepower, Willard Grant Conspiracy, Kristin Hersh...). A fourth volume, containing 28 more songs recorded from 1928 to 1940, came out a few years ago on Revenant Records and brought the anthology back to the fore. As we are big fans of this collection, we've asked some of our favourite bands to pay a tribute to the anthology. The covers will be available on this page as we receive them!

- The latest cover -
Guillaume Maupin "La Danseuse"

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03-07-2024

One-Off Stand #43 - Halfway Through 2024

Choices:
# by Alex
- Myriam Gendron "Lully Lullay"
- Waxahatchee "Right Back to It"
- Keeley Forsyth "The Hollow"
- Kali Malone "No Sun To Burn (For Brass)"
- Jessica Pratt "The Last Year"
# by David
- Broadcast "Petal Alphabet"
- Eric Chenaux Trio "Delights Of My Life"
- Cabane feat. Kate Stables "Italian Mysteries"
- Adrianne Lenker "Real House"
- Marie Klock "La plus grosse angoisse"
# by Laurent
- Shane Parish "Journey in Satchidananda"
- Françoiz Breut "Crever l'asphalte"
- Gastr del Sol "The Seasons Reverse (live)"
- Treen "Intro"
- Tara Jane O'Neil "Glass Island"
# by Lucie
- Fontaines D.C. "Starburster"
- Cassandra Jenkins "Delphinium Blue"
- Philip Parfitt "Broken"
- Catherine Graindorge "Where the Buzzards Fly"
- Beth Gibbons "Lost Changes"

Photo: Laurent Orseau

26-06-2024

One-Week Stand #498 - Hey! Bo Diddley

Choices:
- Bo Diddley "Hey! Bo Diddley"
by our guest Rolo McGinty from The Woodentops
- Slim Harpo "Baby, Scratch My Back"
by Lucie
- Hasil Adkins "She Said"
by David
- Sroeng Santi "Baa Baa Buam Buam"
by Nathalie
- Howlin Wolf "Smokestack Lightning"
by Alex
- The Jesus and Mary Chain "Bo Diddley Is Jesus"
by Laurent

photo by Christy Romanick

19-06-2024

One-Week Stand #497 - In Electric Time

Choices:
- Jeremiah Chiu "In Electric Time"
by our guest Jeremiah Chiu
- Double Geography "Rotating Sun Thing"
by Nathalie
- Lia Kohl "Too Small to be a Plain"
by Coline
- Craven Faults "Odda Delf"
by Alex
- Autechre "Silverside"
by David
- Carlos Niño & Friends "Nightswimming feat. Dntel, Jamael Dean & Jira"
by Laurent
- Roméo Poirier "Muscle de sable"
by Lucie

photo by Christy Romanick

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