
Recorded at BBC Broadcasting House and partially aired on BBC Radio 3โs Late Junction, the album documents the first studio encounter between the London-based duo Exotic Sin and Swiss percussionist Julian Sartorius. Across six interconnected paths, the trio develops a shared language in an expansive improvisational session.
The music builds at a relaxed pace, giving listeners space to enter their evolving sound. Anchored by piano alongside delicate wood, metal, and air instruments, a fluid system of interactions develops, repeating and deepening but not fixating. The direction is neither cyclical nor linear, and the pace moves forward confidently, avoiding the trap or comfort of recurring motifs.
Percussion serves not as a timekeeper but as a key element, guiding the music toward horizons that feel more like a blurred beginning than a definitive end.
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Recorded at BBC Broadcasting House and partially aired on BBC Radio 3โs Late Junction, the album documents the first studio encounter between the London-based duo Exotic Sin and Swiss percussionist Julian Sartorius. Across six interconnected paths, the trio develops a shared language in an expansive improvisational session.
The music builds at a relaxed pace, giving listeners space to enter their evolving sound. Anchored by piano alongside delicate wood, metal, and air instruments, a fluid system of interactions develops, repeating and deepening but not fixating. The direction is neither cyclical nor linear, and the pace moves forward confidently, avoiding the trap or comfort of recurring motifs.
Percussion serves not as a timekeeper but as a key element, guiding the music toward horizons that feel more like a blurred beginning than a definitive end.
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