Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore to feature on new Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith compilation
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith has curated a new compilation LP called Breathing Instruments, which will feature new songs from Julianna Barwick, Mary Lattimore and others.
Breathing Instruments will include contributions from a range of artists, including Julianna Barwick, Mary Lattimore, Emily A. Sprague, Andy Strain, Úlfur, Kacey Johansing, Constant Shapes and more.
Pitchfork reports that each artist was directed to create a song that highlights "the ways in which instruments sound like they are breathing". The Bandcamp pre-order page states, "Some have recreated the literal experience of feeling or hearing the human breath. Others take a more abstract approach, where "breathing" is more motif than object of emulation."
On Instagram last night (26 July), Smith shared a snippet of Jeremiah Chiu's "Poems One & Fourteen" track.
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The compilation album will follow on from Smith's own The Mosaic of Transformation LP that arrived in May, and her recent singles "Grasslands" and "Lagoon".
Tracklist:
- Dim Arc - Breeze Shapes
- Sunmoonstar - Sleepy Dragon
- Emily A. Sprague - Flew
- Fools - I Can See Your Voice Thru The Trees
- Cool Maritime & Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith - Daybreak
- Constant Shapes - Wind Leaf Shimmer
- Kathryn Shuman - Objects
- Jeremiah Chiu (Feat. Stephen Honer) - Poems One and Fourteen
- Kacey Johansing - Whales of Agate
- Julianna Barwick - Newborn
- Mary Lattimore - She Remembers Sitka
- Geotic - Uncaught
- Andy Strain - Patience
- Bana Haffar - Circulations
- Úlfur (Feat. Cellist Gyda Valtýsdóttir) - Feathered
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