From the album "Mountains and Plains", out on Crammed Discs
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South 61 West 14
Another day, another highway, another junction: it could be anywhere but it happens to be here. Highway 61 was immortalised by Robert Johnson and Bob Dylan, and crosses North to South, from Minnesota through Louisiana to New Orleans. The town of Rolling Fork, birthplace of pioneering Gospel singer Willie Mae Smith, sits at the 61/14 crossroad. It is Nowheresville, Miss. But it has something. Anywhere has, if you look hard enough.
(Schimmel upright piano, Modular synthesizer, Stingray bass, Macbeth Elements synthesizer, Rhodes 73 and pedals, Korg 700, Musser Ampli-Celeste, Baby drums, Toy glockenspiel, found sounds)
Read: ‘The Storied South’ William Ferris
(University Of North Carolina Press)
"Mountains and Plains" is out now on Crammed Discs.
Ambient road trip music from maverick composer and producer Pascal Gabriel: Stubbleman's "Mountains and Plains" album is a filmic collage of ambient / post-rock / minimalist music inspired by a coast to coast journey across the USA. Based on field recordings, compositions and film footage made during the trip, it combines modular synths and ghostly felt piano to create a sonic journey which transports the listener.
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