The Processional from Church by Mark de Clive-Lowe
Featuring some of my favorite LA musicians, ‘The Processional’ is an homage to some of the greats that came before me. Specifically - Alice Coltrane, Joe Henderson, McCoy Tyner and J Dilla. In some senses it’s a concept piece, consciously holding those inspirations in mind. Low Leaf guests on harp and brings that Alice Coltrane undercurrent to the whole piece while Miguel Atwood-Ferguson on viola and Josiel Perez Hernandez on trumpet take the role of the horns. It’s a mood-setting entrance piece with a definite head nod factor with the synth bass and beats anchoring the whole thing.
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| 4. | The Processional | 5:35 |
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