Three Word Poems, by The Lab

Three Word Poems

by The Lab

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Mick Zeuner Great stuff! A very ambitious jazz album with mostly instrumental numbers. The only exception is the final track Life, You Know? that features some spoken words by Alan Watts. Favorite track: Hold Your Horses.

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1.	Moon, Heaven's Backdoor 02:02 video	buy track
2.	All Is True 02:32	buy track
3.	Except What Isn't 05:10	buy track
4.	Tears Melt Snow 05:54	buy track
5.	Your Lion Hides 04:22
6.	Following Ocean's Curve 02:13 video	buy track
7.	Hold Your Horses 11:14	buy track
8.	Let's Get Lost 00:50	buy track
9.	Life, you know? (feat. Alan Watts) 05:54

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After months of planning & building our new studio "The Lab" in Dortmund, this was the first session we recorded there. All songs are entirely improvised. There were no lead sheets, scores, chords or melodies discussed in advance. All was created in real-time while playing. We just connected ourselves to the oneness, and the music came by itself.
While mixing we did some minor keyboard overdubs, namely adding some synth pads or a vibraphone, but nothing that reshaped or changed the basic tracks.

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released December 16, 2018

Sven Kosakowski - acoustic and electric drums & percussion
Marc Mennigmann - piano, keyboards, modular synths
Ana Orias Balderas - bass

Recorded at "The Lab" in Dortmund, Germany
Edited by Sven Kosakowski & Marc Mennigmann
Mixed & mastered by Marc Mennigmann

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Marc Mennigmann Lagos, Portugal

Marc Mennigmann worked as a session musician in the 1990s and founded two companies which both still exist. He plays piano and Chapman Stick, loves to record, mix and master. Further, he is a programmer, a father of two kids and a well-known concert photographer. He loves to work experimental and to break all the rules. Check out his homepage mennigmann.com for more projects and information. ... more