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Black Berry (ft. Sarah Bernstein)

from Astroturf Noise by Astroturf Noise

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Astroturf Noise’s Black Berry poses the question, “What would twin fiddle music sound like stripped of all that flowery tonality?” Inspired by the traditional fiddle tune Blackberry Blossom, Black Berry reimagines that tune as a chromatic jousting match between Astroturf’s Sana Nagano and guest violinist and NY experimental music mainstay Sarah Bernstein. Says composer Sam Day Harmet, “I like to think of this as an evil twin commentary on the twin fiddle tradition, prizing dissonance, texture, and individuality over pleasing harmonic movements and blend.” As the brief song snowballs towards its climax, increasing effects processing blurs the distinction between the violinist’s voices and Sam Day Harmet’s mandolin as melody is subsumed by jagged effected textures.

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from Astroturf Noise, released March 13, 2020

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