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The Squid's Ear Magazine

Bass, Luciana / Ezekiel Jaime / Federico Isasti

Vi La Pampa Arder

Bass, Luciana / Ezekiel Jaime / Federico Isasti: Vi La Pampa Arder (Relative Pitch)

An intense Argentine free-improvising trio of Luciana Bass on guitar, Ezekiel Jaime on electric bass, and Federico Isasti on drums, shaping spontaneous forms from brittle textures, distorted low-end resonance, scattered rhythmic detail, and explosive collective energy, moving between sparse tension and combustible interaction in a fearless session of attentive, unstable, and deeply physical sound.
 

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Luciana Bass-guitar

Ezekiel Jaime-electric bass

Federico Isasti-drums

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UPC: 5904224875305

Label: Relative Pitch
Catalog ID: RPR1271
Squidco Product Code: 37532

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2026
Country: USA
Packaging: Cardboard Gatefold
Recorded at Casa Newton Escobar, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on January 25th, 2025 by Daniel Bruno.
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Luciana Bass is a guitarist who graduated in Sound Arts & Design from the University of the Arts London. She is interested in sound exploration and experimentation, with a preference for the electric guitar. Luciana has released several albums, including Desatornill�ndonos on Relative Pitch and El Cisne y El Pheenix; her earlier work, such as improvised guitar pieces, is available on Free Music Archive, and on TIDAL.

-Squidco 6/25/2026

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Ezekiel Jaime, also credited as Ezequiel Jaime, is an Argentine bassist, composer, and improviser from Belén de Escobar, active in experimental music, free jazz, noise, and contemporary improvisation. Working primarily on electric bass, he has released solo and collaborative recordings through his Bandcamp archive and appears in projects including the quartet Quiromancia with Daniel Iván Bruno, Carto Brandán, and Jerónimo Díaz Mauro, as well as the Relative Pitch trio with guitarist Luciana Bass and drummer Federico Isasti.

-Squidco (https://www.instagram.com/minombrenoesjaime/)
6/25/2026

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"Federico Isasti is a drummer, composer, improviser and audio visual software developer based in Buenos Aires. Having participated as a drummer and co-leader in more than 20 albums of creative music groups (Alan Plachta, Pía Hernández, Elias Stemeseder, Julián Mekler, NUDO, among others) and being internationally recognized by his musical work, Federico is also interested in interdisciplinary practice. In the field of movement and audio visual arts he composed electronic music for a dance piece (Simetrías, winner of PIME grant, UNSAM, premiered in Barcelona, 2019), created audiovisual performances (El Retorno de una Hormiga, audio looping and live video processing, 2019), art installations (IRS - Imagen por Resonancia Sonora, 2022) and works as a web programmer/interactive platforms developer (El Próximo Paso - WebDoc, 2021). After being awarded the Beca a la Creación grant in 2019 to compose an album for piano trio and digital media, Federico developed a group of electronic devices that interact with the musicians in real time (Max/MSP). He currently leads La Disidencias de las Máquinas, NUDO (duet with Mariano Sarra on piano) and Bruxante (drums & electronics solo set) and plays as a sideman in various ensembles."

-Federico Isasti Website (https://federicoisasti.com/bio/)
6/25/2026

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