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The Inner Seem - Migration (2020)

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Migration is the second in our trilogy of Inner Seem improvisation-based compositions projects. This collection requires more involvement by the listener than the first in this series, Ambient Music For Public Places. These pieces are edgier, and may invoke uncomfortable feelings or thoughts about the state of the world. So be it.

Each of the tracks originated with spontaneous playing, either solo or together. Development variously consisted of overdubbing parts, reconstructing via digital editing, or doing nothing.

Thanks, as usual, to John for his always amazing guitar playing, and his tolerance for my music creating methodology.

Copyright 2020 Steve Shaw All rights reserved

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released February 1, 2020

Written and arranged by Steve Shaw
Produced by Steve Shaw
Steve Shaw: Keyboards (details in each track), electric guitar (#8 & 11)
John Trubee: electric guitar
Photography and design by Steve Shaw
The cover photograph was taken at the Stockton Flea Market, Stockton, California, November 2, 2013.

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Steve Shaw Healdsburg, California

The Inner Seem is the latest in a long history of assigning every project with new collaborators a different name. The Inner Seem is reflects the difference between the way we see ourselves (how we seem) and how we are seen by others. We are now accepting bookings. This project is a duo at present, and I am also making available my archive from 40+ years of recordings. ... more

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