Nashville Electric, by Nashville Electric

Nashville Electric

by Nashville Electric

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1.	Another Day in Paradise 05:52	buy track
2.	But it's Warm in the South 08:44	buy track
3.	And it Leaves You 05:16	buy track
4.	With That Taste in Your Mouth 07:16	buy track
5.	Don't Think Too Hard What it's All About 09:30	buy track
6.	Or it Will Go Flat 09:17	buy track
7.	And Wear You Out 26:53	buy track

about

Nashville is a town of musicians of all stripes and many talents, some of whom simply go where the music takes them, stubbornly rejecting the notion they must belong to a single genre. One fine spring day in 2013 this led four well known musicians and one budding noisemaker, all fierce proponents of improv, to assemble at the home of producer Ed Pettersen to record the debut album of Nashville Electric. Their trusted administrative sidekick determined that the only trademarked use of the name was associated with the local electric company, and despite the electric nature of their instruments was not likely to cause people to send checks to the wrong address. Thus debuted Nashville Electric.

The lineup of Nashville Electric boasts two classically trained musicians with worldwide concert experience, two Nashville musicians more commonly associated with popular roots rock bands, and one talented experimental musician they ran into at the Big Ears Festival. A series of phone calls asking each member if they would like to get together to create experimental improvisational music with no technical guidelines was all it took to get these five seemingly disparate yet like-minded musicians together. Or as one member puts it “the collective talents and instincts of each player told me that this would work and we would be interestingly adventurous”.

credits

released April 22, 2014

Tracy Silverman - electric six string violin & effects
Ryan Norris - keyboards
Dylan Simon - keyboards & effects
Thollem McDonas - keyboards
Ed Pettersen - guitar, effects, & percussion

Artwork by: Lucas Berns

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Edgetone Records San Francisco, California

Edgetone Records is place for new music crossing the genre boundaries. Founded by musician/producer, Rent Romus, the label took shape in 1991. After being on a long hiatus Rent re-opened Edgetone in January 2000 and expanded it to support D.I.Y. (do it yourself) artists looking for a ground base and community label identity. ... more