The Westerlies by The Westerlies

The Westerlies' sophomore release showcases the quartet in a boldly personal setting, presenting original music by each member of the ensemble in vivid sonic detail captured by GRAMMY-winning producer Jesse Lewis (Silk Road Ensemble with Yo-Yo Ma, Roomful of Teeth, Brooklyn Rider, LA Phil). Following their critically acclaimed debut album Wish the Children Would Come On Home: The Music of Wayne Horvitz, this project further explores jazz, folk, and chamber music influences to create the rarest of hybrids: music that is both "folk-like and composerly, lovely and intellectually rigorous.” - NPR Music.

Disc 1: tracks 1-9
Disc 2: tracks 10-17

Released October 7, 2016 on Songlines Recordings
Recorded, mixed, and mastered in 24 bits/192k
C & P The Westerlies Music Inc.
Under license to Songlines Recordings

The Westerlies are:

Riley Mulherkar - Trumpet
Zubin Hensler - Trumpet
Andy Clausen - Trombone
Willem de Koch - Trombone

Produced by Jesse Lewis

Co-Produced by Zubin Hensler
Recorded by Jesse Lewis at The Farm, West Chester, PA August 26 - September 1 2015
Mixed and Mastered by Jesse Lewis at Jesse's Bakery, Boston, MA
Photography by Sasha Aratyunova
Artwork & Design by David Foarde

All compositions by The Westerlies, The Westerlies Music Inc. (ASCAP)
Except: "Saro", traditional, arranged by Sam Amidon/Nico Muhly, BMG Platinum Songs US (BMI)
"Songs My Mother Taught Me" by Charles Ives, Peer International Corp (BMI)
"Where's The Music?" by Duke Ellington, Sony/ATV Harmony

Tracklist

1.	A Nearer Sun	2:38

2.	So So Shy	4:21

3.	New Berlin, New York	3:10

4.	Saro	3:56

5.	Although Of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself	9:16

6.	The Beekeeper	1:07

7.	Where's The Music?	3:18

8.	Double Situation	3:56

9.	Lopez	6:34

10.	The Shop	5:08

11.	The Beach	5:09

12.	Rue des Rosiers	4:21

13.	Run On Down	2:56

14.	Edomala	3:09

15.	Ruddy Ducker	7:25

16.	Songs My Mother Taught Me	3:47

17.	All to Ourselves	3:33

Credits

released October 7, 2016

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