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Various Artists - Late Night Phone Call
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Various Artists
Late Night Phone Call
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Welcome to LATE NIGHT PHONE CALL: a community gathered around a melody created by vocalist improviser Kattt Atchley. "At the time, it felt like nothing special, just another session. Listening back made me giddy at first, but doubt soon crept in." Encouragement and initial remixes from Kenneth Atchley and Philip Perkins led to the 'Late Night Phone Call' project and inspired Kattt to invite others to participate. This compilation traces the melody through various artist’s reinterpretations, with each piece incorporating tracks from her original recording.

Kattt Atchely, greensatan(Kenneth Atchley), Maggi Payne, Barbara Golden, Don Longton, Philip Perkins, Scot Gresham-Lancaster, Brian Reinbolt, Kris Force, Ben Azarm, David Slusser, The Atchleys, Rae Diamond, Gretnoid, John Fabiani, Dan Carbone, and Thom Blum.



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"More than just a collection of experimental tracks; it is a sonic journey through the depths of the human psyche, a late-night conversation with the subconscious." - Glenn Astarita, All About Jazz

"Late Night Phone Call offers 14 tracks that play off the original (the album’s 15th and final track). The reinterpretations incorporate elements from the original piece, but carry the music in different directions ranging from ambient drone to church music, although something of the original invocational feeling remains in all. The result is a testament of musical ingenuity and the exploration of new worlds through the medium of improvisational sound-making. -Isotope, KFJC 89.7 FM