Discover how electronic musician Rei Harakami spun his floating soundscapes from the strict limits of a Roland SC-88Pro and EZ Vision, unpacking his signature micro-timing and aesthetics of negative space across four es…
Explore five landmark ECM Records albums through primary recording engineer and studio data, from Keith Jarrett to Arvo Part.
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Explore Steve Reich's minimal music, from 1960s tape phase shifting to Music for 18 Musicians and Different Trains, with a 3-step listening map.
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Walk through Miles Davis's 1959 masterpiece Kind of Blue: the 30th Street Studio sessions, all 5 modal jazz tracks, pitch history, and listening tips.
Explore the recording rooms behind 3 landmark ECM albums: Chick Corea's Return to Forever, Keith Jarrett's The Koln Concert, and Pat Metheny's debut.
Discover the secrets of Rudy Van Gelder's iconic RVG sound for Blue Note Records and explore five golden-age jazz masterpieces built on negative space.