Beautiful music Urbuli & co that floats and soars marvellously. The paintings suit the mood perfectly. Antoni Tàpies seems an interesting fella and thanks for the info, will check him out. 👍
Thanks man! I first came across his drawings when I was 12, I think - I remember feeling very confused by the enigmatic mark-making at first, but his odd, highly personal visual universe slowly crept its way into a corner of my pscyche soon thereafter!
Hi, thanks for the sophisticated musical treatment of the fascinating artworks. Love it when music creators put some effort into the visuals as well!!! Great, easy, modern jazz. Reminded me of a movie score c.1960s/70s!!
oh thank you very much for listening! I know what you mean, they were some pretty atmospheric jazzy soundtracks back then, I love Chinatown's score, as well as the one from Pasolini's Teorema!
@@urbulibaba I agree, Jerry Goldsmith's OST for 'Chinatown' is superb, and you can hardly go wrong with Ennio Morricone!! You mustn't get me going on films - you'll regret it!! I know LoopBasedZero is!!!
Very interesting background information about Antoni Tàpies. Really like the artwork you have shared here. Superb musical playing and tribute. Plenty of musical communication and also plenty of space for all instruments to shine. 👏👏👍👍✨✨🎶🎶
A very pleasant outing today. I had always wanted to see Tapies as practicing Tachisme, but there are very strong Informalist currents in his work, which also nods to Art Brut, and Arte Povera. Quite a unique artist!
yes indeed, the arte povera element was particularly prominent in his later work! have you seen the videos of him painting with sand, mud, marble powder and whatnot in his studio towards the end of his life? they're quite fascinating! I remember being lent an old VHS documentary on his work when I was 14 or so (he was still alive and working!), it made quite a strong impression on me...
An impressive performance as always, with the signature sound that's unique to you, Max, and Cheryl. I'm curious about the process. Did Max andCheryl record together, or who started off the first process (especially since Max played tow instruments)? The reason I'm asking is that it's so tight, as if you were all recording live simultaneously.
Sorry, Karl, I'm so unconsistent with replying to messages (I only have access to my channel -- or the internet for that matter-- while at home)!! Thanks for asking; thus far, Max's always been the one to provide the first guitar+bass track, I then record the drums, and Cheryl records the last part! I'm very happy you feel it sounds natural enough, that was the impression I was getting from Max and Cheryl's previous quartet - I actually asked Max that very question as I couldn't tell whether they were recording their pieces simultaneously or not!
![30 ชั่วโมงคนเดียว บนรถไฟชั้น 3 โซเวียต [Around The World Ep. 2]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/MlE9boAVqDA/mqdefault.jpg)
What a pleasant way to start the day. Feels light and emergent like dawn
Thank you TS for that beautiful image!
Pleasant and peaceful to my mind ❤️❤️🎶🎶thank you for this musical anecdote 👊🏿
Always a lovely combination all three of you achieve a wonderful plane of sound…
always excited for a new release here. always an new exploration. thank you all for this lovely piece of work. :)
thank you so much for listening!!
like a long journey Great improves!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot, James!
Bravo !Cheryl Pyle - , Urbuli Baba - Max Ridgway - All the best !
Merci, Patrick ! J'essaie de passer vous voir un de ces quatre ! Bises
@@urbulibaba Avec joie Baptiste !
indeed so pleasant! wow i love the drifts into interpretation, just smooth and lovely, loving the wood accents wow, ty for this xx 👽
thanks a bunch, man! playing with Cheryl & Max is always such a pleasure!
@@urbulibaba love it!
An excellent job to everyone involved, another great art tribute! Always have loved this idea and is implemented so well each time here 👏👌
thanks, man! as long as we don't run out of painters! :P
@@urbulibaba haha I don't think you have to worry, no shortage of amazing artist out there :)
Off the wall music reflections of inner peace.
thank you so much, Reeka!
Beautiful music Urbuli & co that floats and soars marvellously. The paintings suit the mood perfectly. Antoni Tàpies seems an interesting fella and thanks for the info, will check him out. 👍
Thanks man! I first came across his drawings when I was 12, I think - I remember feeling very confused by the enigmatic mark-making at first, but his odd, highly personal visual universe slowly crept its way into a corner of my pscyche soon thereafter!
Lovely montage of this incredibly prolific artists all
Musicians creating a beautiful urgency and openness.
thank you, SR! I'm glad to be able to work with Cheryl and Max again, it'd been a while! Hope you're well!
안녕하세요.
멋진 작품을 감상할 수 있어서
정말 감사합니다~^^
😊😊😊
thank you for being here!
J'entends, je vois : une aventure musicale vit dans la peinture ; elle est séduite, elle séduit.
Oui, succombons aux charmes de ces grandes Enchanteresses que sont la Peinture et la Musique ! Bises à toi !
A relaxing one. Good stuff for sure 🍌
Thanks, man! hope you're well!
I like Tapies work very much Urbuli! Great tribute my friend!👍👍👍
he was a great painter! thanks a lot, Tomas!
Most welcome!
Hi, thanks for the sophisticated musical treatment of the fascinating artworks. Love it when music creators put some effort into the visuals as well!!! Great, easy, modern jazz. Reminded me of a movie score c.1960s/70s!!
oh thank you very much for listening! I know what you mean, they were some pretty atmospheric jazzy soundtracks back then, I love Chinatown's score, as well as the one from Pasolini's Teorema!
@@urbulibaba I agree, Jerry Goldsmith's OST for 'Chinatown' is superb, and you can hardly go wrong with Ennio Morricone!! You mustn't get me going on films - you'll regret it!! I know LoopBasedZero is!!!
I love this concept of the paintings scrolling by as you listen! Very open, spacial playing, too. Pyle is so good at this!
thanks so much, Fred! Yes, she's amazing!
Very interesting background information about Antoni Tàpies. Really like the artwork you have shared here. Superb musical playing and tribute. Plenty of musical communication and also plenty of space for all instruments to shine. 👏👏👍👍✨✨🎶🎶
Thank you, man! glad you enjoyed this one and Tapies' work!
Hello friends 🙂 Love the soundscape and the flute it guiding the atmosphere in my opinion, digging it
danke Tubs! geniess deine Wochenende ebenfalls!
A well done effort by everyone involved.
thanks, Max!
Comes across very gently and sensitively, great 👍
thanks, Muratti! :D
Affascinante! Un viaggio nel subconscio. Bellissimo!
Grazie mille amico mio!
@@urbulibaba ✌
@@calogerobuttacavoli78 sto già provando ad organizzare la tournée in italia!!
@@urbulibaba Fantastico!
Such soothing and uplifting sounds - beautifully performed and arranged. And a very interesting artist that I wasn't aware of!
thanks a lot, Paul! hope you'll find some time to record new jams very soon!!
Yhabbbooo estu mufungulupakunjunju 🙌🙌🙌🙌
reallyyy, devaaaa, thale sari illa nindu, haha, adru thank you thamma!
A very pleasant outing today. I had always wanted to see Tapies as practicing Tachisme, but there are very strong Informalist currents in his work, which also nods to Art Brut, and Arte Povera. Quite a unique artist!
yes indeed, the arte povera element was particularly prominent in his later work! have you seen the videos of him painting with sand, mud, marble powder and whatnot in his studio towards the end of his life? they're quite fascinating! I remember being lent an old VHS documentary on his work when I was 14 or so (he was still alive and working!), it made quite a strong impression on me...
@@urbulibaba Hmmm, no, but it sounds very provocative.
An impressive performance as always, with the signature sound that's unique to you, Max, and Cheryl. I'm curious about the process. Did Max andCheryl record together, or who started off the first process (especially since Max played tow instruments)? The reason I'm asking is that it's so tight, as if you were all recording live simultaneously.
Sorry, Karl, I'm so unconsistent with replying to messages (I only have access to my channel -- or the internet for that matter-- while at home)!! Thanks for asking; thus far, Max's always been the one to provide the first guitar+bass track, I then record the drums, and Cheryl records the last part! I'm very happy you feel it sounds natural enough, that was the impression I was getting from Max and Cheryl's previous quartet - I actually asked Max that very question as I couldn't tell whether they were recording their pieces simultaneously or not!
@@urbulibaba no worries! It's incredible how spontaneous and interconnected you all sound.