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Boubaker, Heddy

Lack of Conversation

(Creative Sources

- Portugal)

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Heddy Boubaker-saxophone

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UPC: 5609063400663

Label: Creative Sources
Catalog ID: CS066
Squidco Product Code: 6349

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2006
Country: Portugal
Packaging: Jewel Tray
Recorded and mastered by Heddy Boubaker

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*Extremely* odd release of sound from the inside and out of a saxophone from French saxophonist Boubaker, recorded with great sonic properties. So strange that you can't help but listen with attention - here's what Heddy has to say about the release in the booklet to the CD: "This is far from music, this is technico-poetic sound work, kind of ; this is far far from telling stuff or stories, no pictures, no landscape, no visions, this is a travel to anyone's imagination ; this is improvised but this is not; this is a deep exploration of the nonsense, this is not a catalog of any, so called, advanced technique with the instrument - at least this should not be ; this is unformatted, this is indeed not formatted ; this is not a saxophone record, this is a record of inside - or maybe around too - the saxophone ; this is me, my body, the saxophone, cans of beer and a pair of pretty good mics ; this is my gift to your ears and I hope they will enjoy it, this is it whatever it is! A print of spacial breath into organic wet cavities..."

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Track Listing:

1. solitude #1

2. solitude

3. solitude

4. solitude

5. radio saturn

6. déglutitions #1

7. déglutitions #2

8. déglutitions #3

9. lack of conversation

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