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Combines 2 by Perry Botkin
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fave it Experimental | Contemporary
7 tracks | 61 minutes
Released Feb 2005
on Perry Botkin
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- sample "DOWNLOAD" 09:33 What difference does it make BUY MP3 09:33 What difference does it make "GIFT MP3" 09:33 What difference does it make
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 07:45 Bugle Call Variations BUY MP3 07:45 Bugle Call Variations "GIFT MP3" 07:45 Bugle Call Variations
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 08:28 Dialog for Answering Machines BUY MP3 08:28 Dialog for Answering Machines "GIFT MP3" 08:28 Dialog for Answering Machines
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 08:59 Swing Loops BUY MP3 08:59 Swing Loops "GIFT MP3" 08:59 Swing Loops
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 10:00 Personals BUY MP3 10:00 Personals "GIFT MP3" 10:00 Personals
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 06:36 Dad BUY MP3 06:36 Dad "GIFT MP3" 06:36 Dad
- sample "DOWNLOAD" 09:43 Conversation on the Citizen Band Ver.2 BUY MP3 09:43 Conversation on the Citizen Band Ver.2 "GIFT MP3" 09:43 Conversation on the Citizen Band Ver.2
Avant-garde electronic. impishly spasmodic electronic works which interpose rhythmically jagged and harmonically sophisticated pastiches with irreverently-delivered and purposefully convoluted text pertaining to Botkin's own personal observations.
Bio / Background
After a long and rewarding career in commercial music including a Grammy ("Nadias Theme"), an Oscar nomination, ("Bless the Beasts and Children"), and one of the longest running themes on television ("The Young and the Restless"), Perry Botkin began a dramatic musical shift. In 1990, he retired from commercial music and began experimenting with Electronic music in a passionate and very personal way. COMBINES, COMBINES 2, and COMBINES 3 ( three self produced CD's ) are prime examples of his new direction. A portion of James Harbert's liner notes for COMBINES accurately describe his new compositions:
"You will hear no ' Young and the Restless' themes in these works. And no monotonous minimalist loops, rigid mathmatical systems, or New Age meanderings.
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