Capillary Cycles from Capillary Cycles by Juliana Day
Captured live through a loop pedal and effects unit, Capillary Cycles is an improvised, loosely structured work for recorders, voice, and live electronics. Drawing inspiration from the vastness and complexity of sea and desert landscapes, it delves into both the microscopic and the cosmic. The work explores the interplay between the internal and external, reflecting on the rhythms and systems within the body and their connections to the world around us.
Tracklist
| 1. | Capillary Cycles | 21:03 |
Credits
Juliana Day (recorders, voice, live electronics)
Recorded by Adam Zejma 2023
Mixed and Mastered by Adam Zejma at Tye Die Tapes Sheffield
Publishing / Recordings / Compositions (c) Juliana Day
Juliana Day photographed by Benji Wilson
Sleeve photography by Juliana Day
Design and layout by Andrew Maughan and Wesley Stephenson
New Jazz and Improvised Music Recordings / NEWJAiM21
www.julianaday.co.uk
This release was made possible with grateful support from Jazz North New Northern alongside Arts Council England National Lottery Project Grants. We also thank Jazz North East and Newcastle Festival of Jazz and Improvised Music for their support.
NEWJAiM Recordings Project Director: Wesley Stephenson
newjazzandimprovisedmusicrecordings.bandcamp.com
newjazzandimprovisedmusic@posteo.net
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Juliana’s music uses a haunting combination of of recorders, whistles, vocalisations, found sounds and field recordings, building up looped layers and ambient, improvised textures. Described as “utterly, soul wrenchingly beautiful” (Joyzine), her music takes influence from artists such as Tim Hecker, Kali Malone, Steve Reich, Ichiko Aoba, William Basinski and Pauline Oliveros.