The Squid's Ear Magazine
The Squid's Ear Magazine
Previous Owned CD sale - 50% off more than 125 albums!



Nebbia's, Camila The Hanged One: Limbo (Relative Pitch)

Argentine tenor saxophonist Camila Nebbia leads The Hanged One with Julia Bi at on cello, Arne Braun on guitar, Andres Marino on electronics, Vinicius Cajado on double bass and Lukas Akintaya on drums, navigating nine tightly composed yet volatile works where angular ensemble writing, free improvisation, electronics and rock-weighted rhythms continually fracture, regroup and transform.
 

Price: $13.95



Quantity:

In Stock

Quantity in Basket: None

Log In to use our Wish List
Shipping Weight: 3.00 units


EU & UK Customers:
Discogs.com can handle your VAT payments
So please order through Discogs

Sample The Album:





Product Information:

Personnel:



Camila Nebbia-tenor saxophone, compositions

Julia Bilat-cello

Arne Braun-guitar

Andres Marino-electronics

Vinicius Cajado-double bass

Lukas Akintaya-drums

Click an artist name above to see in-stock items for that artist.



UPC: 5904224875367

Label: Relative Pitch
Catalog ID: RPR1276
Squidco Product Code: 37936

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2026
Country: USA
Packaging: Cardboard Gatefold
Recorded at LowSwing Studio in Berlin, Germany, by Benedikt Vogt.
Descriptions, Reviews, &c.

Artist Biographies

"Camila Nebbia is a saxophone player, composer, improviser, multidisciplinary artist curator and educator from Buenos Aires, Argentina based in Berlin, Germany. Her artistic practice reflects the relationship between composition, free improvised music, film and mixed media creations, where memory and identity are some of the main resonances of her work. Her visual work includes super 8 film, archives, destroyed archives, expanded cinema & digital video. Co-creator and curator of the collective interdisciplinary group and improvised music series "La Jaula se ha vuelto pájaro y se ha volado", the concert series "Guillotina Fest" and creator and curator of the streaming concert series called "The warmth of proximity" for womxn, transgender & non binary experimental musicians presented at the Experimental Sound Studio of Chicago. Co-founder of the collective and independent record label based in Portugal "Habitable Records". Played and recorded with many artists of the international scene such as Valentin Garvie, La Big Nant, Axel Filip Sextet, Nacho Szulga Quintet, El devenir del río, Julian Mekler sextet, Burka, Paula Shocron, Barbara Togander, Patrick Shiroishi, Paul Pignon, Christer Bothén, Vinnie Sperrazza, Katt Hernandez, Nicola Hein, Kenneth Jimenez, Lesley Mok, Violeta García, Susana Santos Silva, Tom Rainey, Elsa Bergman, l' Arfi collective of Lyon, Joanna Mattrey, Micheal Formaneck, Flatter Ensemble, John Hughes, Lesley Mok, among others. Has released as a band leader and solo performer "A veces la luz de lo que existe resplandece solamente a la distancia" (Kuai 2017), "De este lado" (Club del disco 2019), Aura (ears&eyes records 2020),"Corre el río de la memoria" (ramble records 2021) and "Presencias" (Sound Holes 2021). Participated in many festivals around the world such as Winter Jazz Fest NYC co-presented with M3 (U.S), Buenos Aires Jazz Festival (ARG), Santa Fe Jazz Festival (AR), Lima Jazz Festival (PE), FRIM concerts at Fylkingen, Stockholm (SE), Diskurs Festival (DE), Ultima Oslo (NO), among others, and has assisted to several residencies such as SIM (NYC) Jazz & Creative Music dictated by Tyshawn Sorey and Vijay Iyer (CA), OMI (NYC), Konvent Zero (ES) UNCOOL (CH), Ensemble Evolution (US), CirkusVranen (SE), CCK with Tim Berne, Marilyn Crispell & Ben Goldberg (AR), among others. Has composed the music of the short film "Cuando Corro" by Ana Luz Furth 2020, the circus performance "Gården" 2021 by Anna Aro and the circus ritual performance "Lei-La" by Karla Arévalo 2022/23.

Studied classical saxophone at the Conservatory "Astor Piazzolla", jazz at the "Manuel de Falla" Conservatory, Film Direction at the Universidad Del Cine, and the masters degree program "CoPeCo Contemporary Performance and Composition. The two-year program occurs each semester in a different institution: Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre in Estonia, Royal College of Music in Stockholm in Sweden, National Superior Conservatory of Music Dance of Lyon in France and Hamburg University of Music and Theatre in Germany. Was part of the second cohort of Mutual Mentorship for Musicians M3 created by Jen Shyu & Sara Serpa 2021. Fellowship at Experimental Sound Studio 2022 for curating "A door in the mountain" series."

-Camila Nebbia Website (https://www.camilanebbia.com/)
10/6/2026

Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography.

"Classically trained cellist Julia Biłat creates at the intersection of improvisation, composition and performance.

In her solo work, she expands the instrument through voice, body and movement, developing intense musical forms in which sound and performative presence become inseparable.

Based in Berlin, Biłat participates in various classical, jazz, improvisation and performance projects such as Stegreif.Orchester, Camila Nebbia's The Hanged One, Trickster Orchestra, Fabiana Striffler's Archiotic Quintet and many more.

She has composed and co-directed several productions with the Stegreif.Orchester. In 2022/23 her re-compositions of Hildegard von Bingen's music were performed at the Alte Oper Frankfurt and at the Berlin Philharmonie as part of #bechange project.

With her solo project Biłat has performed at the Butohpolis festival in Warsaw, Into The Open Berlin, Artacts Festival in Austria and Berlin Solo Impro among many others."

-Julia Bilat Website (https://www.juliabilat.com/)
10/6/2026

Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography.

"Arne Braun, born 1995 in Jakobstad, Finland, is a Finnish musician with the electric guitar as his main instrument. He lives in Berlin where he is active on the scene in various bands and projects, playing both in Berlin and other cities around Germany. Besides Germany and Finland, where he regularly performs, he has also played in Iceland, France, Sweden, Italy, and the Netherlands. Notable festivals he has performed at include the Reykjavik Jazz Festival, Umbria Jazz Festival, Pori Jazz Festival, and MaerzMusik. He recently graduated from the Jazz Institute Berlin (UdK/Hanns Eisler), where during his studies he received lessons from Greg Cohen, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Kalle Kalima, Chris Dahlgren, Jim Black, John Hollenbeck, Marc Muellbauer, and more. In the last five years he has had the opportunity to play and perform with some of his favourite musicians, including Morgan Ågren, Jim Black, Pat Mastelotto, Greg Cohen, and many more."

-Incense of Music (https://incenseofmusic.com/en/arne-braun/)
10/6/2026

Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography.

"Born in Mendoza, Argentina, he began his piano studies privately at the age of 11. Later, he studied Music Production at the National University of San Luis. After graduating, he moved to Buenos Aires to study Jazz at the Conservatory Manuel de Falla, specializing in piano. In 2020, he moved to Berlin, where he currently resides. As an artist, he has found many tools in his training that allow him to develop in different facets of music.

Currently, he is dedicated to sound exploration through electronic devices, engaging with experimental elements alongside audiovisual components. This environment allows him to comfortably continue discovering and generating new ways of interpreting music. In recent years, he has been producing new music as a solo project, creating audiovisual material that connects various ways of sampling a piano with electronic tools.

Parallel to this, for the past 10 years, he has been part of a piano and voice duo focused on the song format, blending elements of jazz, electronics and contemporary music. This is another musical facet where he deeply enjoys composing and performing as a pianist, which has brought him great artistic satisfaction, including the release of three albums, one of which was later re-released by a label in Japan.

Since his formative years as a music producer until today, he has grown in different musical genres and fields, which have greatly helped him learn music production. He has produced jazz, electronic, hip hop, rock, pop, and urban beats records; all these styles have influenced his musical personality and provided him with the necessary tools to work with different artists.

As a teacher, he started teaching piano and harmony independently in 2010, acquiring tools and pedagogical resources that he applies to his current classes. Thanks to his studies, he is able to teach Piano, Harmony, Ear Training, Musical Language, and Music Technology (Music Production and Mixing). He currently offers workshops and personalized classes on the use and management of Ableton Live."

-Andres Marino Website (https://andmarino.wixsite.com/andresmarino/about)
10/6/2026

Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography.

"Vinicius Cajado, from São Paulo, Brasil, his unique approach to the bass led him to win a jazz performance award with additional honors of most creative and unique playing at the International Society of Bassists competition, and in addition , his debut solo record for double bass "Monu" was nominated as "Best of the year 2021" by "The New York City Jazz Record" . Vinicius has performed in many festivals and renowned venues including Saalfelden Jazz Festival, Lincoln Center NYC, The Kitchen NYC, Budapest House of Music, Via Funchal Sao Paulo. Jazz and the City Festival Salzburg , 20 Years of Curva Minore Palermo, Vienna Art week and also Theater week, Porgy & Bess Vienna, has been artist in residence in Leopold Museum Vienna and part of Kunstforum's (Seven Rounds with Warhol/Basquiat) exhibition and etc.... And also to perform with artists such as Joelle Leandre (FR), Barre Phillips (US), Mark Dresser (US), Franz Hautzinger (AT), Nicole Glover (US), Lukas Koenig (AT), Martin Siewert (AT), Kenji Herbert (JP), Mauricio Takara (BRA), John Edwards (UK), Golnar Shahyar, (IRAN), Lucio Balduini (ARG), Kenneth Ishak (NOR), among many others from all over the world.

Besides touring and playing around the globe Vinicius is also co-founder of Urchin Records, a platform created to defy easy genre categorization, founded together with the Japanese/Austrian guitar player Kenji Herbert, in New York City

Vinicius's playing, technique, tone and sound is a mixture between lots of different styles, and all of this extended by the immense color palette that is improvised music. The Bassist uses traditional and unconventional techniques, to make the tradition new, and also cut any borders that have been created in modern music in order to make the stage an organic space of interaction."

-Vinicius Cajado Website (https://www.viniciuscajado.com/about)
10/6/2026

Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography.

"Lukas Akintaya also known as Adeolu, is a Berlin-based drummer, composer and music producer. As a cross-disciplinary musician, he explores diverse experiential and genre defying projects within the creative music industry. His musical conception is profoundly influenced by the Black art form of jazz, along with its wide and deep ranging cultural heritage and societal impact. His second Album �The in between�, released on November 7th, 2025 on cologne-based powerhouse Records, is a meditation on the multifacetedness of existence. It centers searching and belonging, fnding place in the in-between. Driven by a deeply collaborative spirit, the album blends personal poetry with non-linear storytelling, opening a space that listens as much as it speaks."

-Lukas Akintaya Website (https://www.lukasakintaya.com/about)
10/6/2026

Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography.


Track Listing:
Related Categories of Interest:

September 2026
Improvised Music
Jazz
Jazz & Improvisation Based on Compositions
European Improvisation, Composition and Experimental Forms
Mexico, Central & South Americas + Islands
Sextet Recordings
New in Improvised Music
Recent Releases and Best Sellers

Search for other titles on the label:
Relative Pitch.


Recommended & Related Releases:
Pavone, Jessica (Pavone / Frith / Lally)
...Is In the Air
(Relative Pitch)
Jessica Pavone expands her long-running solo viola practice with effects and guest contributions from Fred Frith on guitar and Joe Lally on bass, using open-string resonances, electronic texture, and remotely developed collaborative material to create a set of compositions that balance solitude, resonance, and carefully structured interaction.
Rose, Jon
Rosenberg Museum [4 CDs]
(Relative Pitch)
A five-CD survey of Jon Rose's Rosenberg Museum, the violinist's decades-long Gesamtkunstwerk of invented, altered and repurposed string instruments, documenting a practice that treats the violin as a limitless field for acoustic experiment, cultural critique and sonic invention, with John Oswald contributing to this expansive archive of new instruments, new sounds and unstable musical histories.
Bilat, Julia
Selva Oscura
(Relative Pitch)
Polish cellist Julia Biłat presents ten live solo improvisations for acoustic cello, with voice on one track, using harmonics, rough bow textures, drones, percussion and silence in an intensely physical language shaped by years of intuitive exploration and Butoh practice, each piece named for a beetle species and tracing ideas of hidden space, transformation and metamorphosis.
Olencki, Weston / Bascaille
The Mortgage Burn
(Relative Pitch)
Composed by Weston Olencki and performed by Rimouski percussion trio Bascaille - Tom Jacques, Antoine Létourneau-Berger and Noam Bierstone - this tactile set uses fiddles, homemade zithers, found debris, piano, guitar, motors, speakers and electronics to build ritualistic, unstable sound worlds of friction, resonance and lopsided pulse, including a transformation of the Québécois "Reel de Rimouski."
Valencia, Maria / Leonel Kaplan
Translucidas Criaturas Pulsantes
(Relative Pitch)
Colombian reedist María Valencia on alto saxophone and clarinet joins Argentine cornetist Leonel Kaplan for eight finely detailed improvisations recorded in Belgrade, developing patient dialogues of breath, resonance, extended technique and fragile lyricism that shift between sparse isolated gestures, intertwined textures and unexpectedly animated exchanges.
Mattrey, Joanna / Camila Nebbia / Camilo �ngeles / Violeta Garcia
Heavy Handed
(Relative Pitch)
An international quartet of Joanna Mattrey on viola, Camila Nebbia on tenor saxophone, Camilo Angeles on flute and effects, and Violeta Garcia on cello and effects, developing seven volatile collective improvisations where breath, bowed resonance, abrasive attacks and subtle electronics move between fragile chamber textures, urgent counterpoint and dense, rhythmically charged eruptions.
Nebbia, Camila / Chris Corsano
Six or Seven Ways Towards Becoming Undone
(Relative Pitch)
A fierce, spontaneous duo of Camila Nebbia on tenor saxophone and Chris Corsano on drums, recorded in Berlin in 2025, merging Nebbia's searching lines, breath-driven textures and unstable lyricism with Corsano's explosive, highly detailed percussion language, moving between delicate abrasion, surging intensity, fragmented melody and raw improvised exchange.
Warelis, Marta (w/ LaMar Gay / Baars / Ng / Haker Flaten / Rosaly)
Still Life With Lemons
(Relative Pitch)
Marta Warelis leads her first sextet as composer and bandleader in a live Bimhuis performance with Ben LaMar Gay, Ab Baars, Karen Ng, Ingebrigt Håker Flaten and Frank Rosaly, shaping an energetic, interplay-driven music of multilayered reeds, trumpet electronics, piano, synth, bass and percussion into a joyous exploration of multiphonics, beat frequencies and Warelis' expanding compositional language.
Nebbia, Camila (feat/ Marilyn Crispell / Lesley Mok)
A Reflection Distorts Over Water [CD + DOWNLOAD]
(Relative Pitch)
Recorded at Nevessa Studio in New York, Camila Nebbia joins Marilyn Crispell and Lesley Mok in a fiercely intuitive trio session blending open scores and full improvisation, where elastic group interplay, textural sensitivity, and eruptive momentum allow the music to breathe as a single organism while leaving space for sharply defined individual voices to emerge.
Park, Han-earl / Yorgos Dimitriadis / Camila Nebbia
Gonggong 225088
(Waveform Alphabet)
The project of Korean-American guitarist, improviser and composer Han-earl Park, Gonggong 225088 is his trio with Argentinian saxophonist, composer and visual artist Camila Nebbia, and Greek drummer, improviser and sound artist Yorgos Dimitriadis, in an album of collective improvisation that expands its percolating jazz roots with spacious moments of electronics and extended expression.
Leandre, Joelle / Vinicius Cajado
Storm Dance
(Not Two)
Six "Dances" of a deeply turbulent nature as legendary French bassist Joëlle Léandre meets Brazilian bassist Vinicius Cajado for a 2022 live concert in Vienna at Alte Schmiede, both employing massively powerful techniques, Léandre vocalizing at times to push their dialog into tempestuous territory; at times darkly explosive but illuminated by incredible creative intent.
Nebbia, Camila
Una Ofrenda A La Ausencia
(Relative Pitch)
Working in her native Buenos Aires, Argentina and in Berlin, tenor saxophonist Camila Nebbia (Habitable Records) presents sixteen succint, diverse and authoritative solo recordings captured in the studio in Bueno Aires, a mix of assertive harmonic statements and lyrical, often introspective works, at times narrating over her playing or adding effects.
Various Artists
CICP Collaborative Recordings vol. 1
(Habitable Records)
An introduction to Habitable Records, initiated by members of the Composers and Improvisers Community Project led by Argentinian guitarist Javier Subatin, their work crossing composed and improvised boundaries, here in 18 duos and trios including work by Zé Alemeida, Pedro Melo Alves, Killick!, Federico Calcagno, Luis Figueiredo, Samuel Gapp, Javier Subatin, &c.
Moondoc, Jemeel
The Zoopkeeper's House (Trio/Quartet/Quintet)
(Relative Pitch)
A series of exceptional compositions by saxophonist Jemeel Moondoc plus one by Alice Coltrane, performed in a variety of group settings, from duos to quintet, with sidemen Matthew Shipp, Roy Campbell, Steve Swell, Hilliard Greene, and Newman Taylor Baker.



Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought:
Ehrlich, Marty
OPEN AIR: The Complete Saxophone Quartet Compositions of Julius Hemphill [2 CDs]
(Out Of Your Head Records)
Marty Ehrlich directs a rotating cast of leading reed players through the forty known saxophone quartet compositions of Julius Hemphill, combining works written for the World Saxophone Quartet with previously unrecorded pieces recovered through Ehrlich's archival research, revealing Hemphill's singular language of layered counterpoint, blues-rooted melody, rhythmic invention, and chamber precision.
Ikeda, Ken / Roger Turner
An Asura In Spring
(Ftarri)
Ken Ikeda on synthesizer and Roger Turner on a reduced kit of snare, floor tom, hi-hat, and cymbals reunite for two extended live improvisations in Tokyo, developing a finely balanced electroacoustic dialogue of hovering electronic tones, metallic resonance, sparse percussion, and sudden dynamic shifts shaped through close, responsive listening.
FEN (Yoshihide / Hankil / Wai / Jun)
4 4
(Meenna)
On their sixth album, FEN — Otomo Yoshihide, Ryu Hankil, Yuen Chee Wai, and Yan Jun — present four 15-minute works originally devised for the 2018 Gwangju Biennale, combining guitar, electronics, Max/MSP, and field recordings through a blind process of cutting, rearranging, and chance-based assembly that turns separation, chance, and juxtaposition into the music's organizing principles.
Eubanks, Bryan / Gert-Jan Prins / Tetuzi Akiyama / Toshimaru Nakamura
Spring
(Meenna)
Four major electroacoustic improvisers — Bryan Eubanks on soprano saxophone, electronics and modular synthesizer, Gert-Jan Prins on electronics and percussion, Tetuzi Akiyama on guitar, and Toshimaru Nakamura on no-input mixing board — each recorded separate solo performances, assembled by Prins, Eubanks and Nakamura into four distinct collective works of shifting textures and sonic interplay.
Van Schouwburg, Jean-Michel / Pascal Marzan / Bill Young / Noel Taylor / Rodrigo Brandao / Joao Madeira
Hands & Tongues (3 Meta-Dialogues)
(4DaRecord)
Three cross-cultural improvised dialogues pair voice with instrument: Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg with Pascal Marzan's 10-string microtonal guitar, Bill Young with Noel Taylor's clarinet, and Rodrigo Brandão with João Madeira's double bass, preserving speech and environmental sounds to expose the intimate, spontaneous exchanges behind each performance.
Le Vice Anglais
allons-y
(4DaRecord)
Portuguese duo Ricardo Guerra Pires (electric guitar) and Bruno Parrinha (alto saxophone) follow their debut vas-y with thirteen intense free improvisations using live electronic processing and loops to transform their instruments into dense layers of industrial noise, fractured free jazz, glissandi, distortion and resonant detail, balancing abrasive sonic force with remarkably controlled interaction.
Vasseur, Christian / Steve Gibbs / Nicolo Vivi
FWWU+ Duos Trios [2 CDs]
(4DaRecord)
Expanding the Fire Walk With Us project from duo to trio, guitarists Christian Vasseur, Steve Gibbs and Nicolo Vivi explore extended-range classical guitars, quarter-tone tuning and a custom four-way piezo system that brings otherwise inaudible fretboard, contact and string-fragment sounds into the acoustic field, creating finely detailed duos and spatialized trio improvisations across two discs.
Ayler, Albert Quartet
Reference: Goin' Home 1964
(ALAY)
A strikingly restrained side of Albert Ayler emerges on this 1964 session of spirituals and devotional songs, with his tenor and soprano saxophones joined by Call Cobbs Jr. on piano, Henry Grimes on double bass and Sunny Murray on drums, emphasizing melody, blues-inflected tone and deep vibrato while revealing the gospel and New Orleans roots underlying his more radical later language.
Radigue, Eliane
Triptych [VINYL 2 LPs]
(Important)
French electronic music pioneer Eliane Radigue performs her three-part composition Triptych, recorded in her Paris studio and inspired by Tibetan Buddhism and the elemental forces of water, air, fire, and earth, presenting a patient, immersive work of sustained electronic tones and subtle transformation, here issued as a double LP with the complete pieces preserved without editing or cuts.
Schlippenbach, Alexander Von
Main Lines/1967
(Corbett vs. Dempsey)
A remarkable 1967 Radio Bremen session uniting leading figures of emerging European free improvisation, with Alexander von Schlippenbach, Irène Schweizer and Fred van Hove on piano; Peter Brötzmann and Gerd Dudek on saxophones; Manfred Schoof and Manfred Miller on brass; three bassists; and Sven-Åke Johansson, Jaki Liebezeit and Mani Neumeier on drums and percussion.
Melford's, Myra Fire and Water Quintet
Sure Grand Out
(RogueArt)
Pianist Myra Melford's Fire and Water Quintet with Mary Halvorson on guitar, Ingrid Laubrock on tenor and soprano saxophones, Tomeka Reid on cello, and Lesley Mok on drums, continuing Melford's Cy Twombly-inspired balance of cellular composition, collective improvisation, lyricism, counterpoint, and rhythmic momentum in a richly interactive studio recording.
Orchestre National De Jazz
With Carla [2 CDs]
(ONJ Records)
Launching Sylvaine Helary's tenure as artistic director of the Orchestre National de Jazz, this expansive 17-piece ensemble revisits twelve Carla Bley compositions through Remi Sciuto's inventive arrangements, blending brass, reeds, strings, rhythm section and improvising soloists in a vivid orchestral tribute that preserves Bley's wit, formal daring and stylistic breadth through new contemporary perspectives.




The Squid's Ear Magazine

The Squid's Ear Magazine

© 2002-, Squidco LLC