Modern Yesterdays / Kaki King [Vinyl]

$24.99
Label
Cantaloupe Music
Release Date
November 6, 2020
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      KING, KAKI
    • PERFORMER
      King, Thompson
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      November 06, 2020
    • UPC
      713746316211
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      CA21162
    • LABEL
      Cantaloupe Music
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Default Shell

      Composer: Kaki King

      Performer: Kaki King, Chloe Alexandra Thompson

    2. Can't Touch This or That or You or My Face

      Composer: Kaki King

      Performer: Kaki King, Chloe Alexandra Thompson

    3. Teek

      Composer: Kaki King

      Performer: Ralph Farris, Kaki King, Chloe Alexandra Thompson

    4. Godchild

      Composer: Kaki King

      Performer: Kaki King, Chloe Alexandra Thompson

    5. Rhythmic Tiny Sand Ball Patterns

      Composer: Kaki King

      Performer: Kaki King, Chloe Alexandra Thompson

    6. Puzzle Me-You

      Composer: Kaki King

      Performer: Kaki King, Chloe Alexandra Thompson

    7. Final State

      Composer: Kaki King

      Performer: Kaki King, Chloe Alexandra Thompson

    8. Lorlir

      Composer: Kaki King

      Performer: Kaki King, Chloe Alexandra Thompson

    9. Sanitized, Alone

      Composer: Kaki King

      Performer: Kaki King, Chloe Alexandra Thompson

    10. Sei Sei

      Composer: Kaki King

      Performer: Kaki King, Chloe Alexandra Thompson

    11. Forms of Light and Death

      Composer: Kaki King

      Performer: Kaki King, Chloe Alexandra Thompson


Internationally renowned composer and guitarist Kaki King co-produced her tenth album, Modern Yesterdays, with sound designer Chloe Alexandra Thompson and recording engineer Arjan Miranda. It's her first full-length studio project since the 2015 release of The Neck Is A Bridge to the Body ("bursting with masterclass talent," as reviewed in PopMatters), and her first to be recorded almost entirely on acoustic guitar. Rich in post-classical, jazz and blues-flavored motifs, as well as electronic and electro-acoustic influences, Modern Yesterdays mines a poignant, meditative arc that not only fits the mood of these turbulent times, but also once again establishes King as a tirelessly inventive composer whose imagination extends well beyond the sonic limits of her chosen instrument.