Floating Points, Pharoah Sanders & The London Symphony Orchestra - Promises [Movement 8]

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"Promises" is the new album by Floating Points and Pharoah Sanders, featuring the London Symphony Orchestra and artwork by Julie Mehretu.
CREDITS
A continuous piece of music in nine movements for saxophone, strings, keyboards and electronics, composed by Sam Shepherd.
Pharoah Sanders: Tenor Saxophone and Voice.
Sam Shepherd: Piano, Harpsichord, Celesta, Fender Rhodes, Hammond B3, Oberheim 4 voice & OB-Xa, Solina String Ensemble, Therevox ET-4.3, EMS Synthi, ARP 2600 and Buchla 200e.
The strings of the London Symphony Orchestra.
Recorded at Sargent Recorders, Los Angeles, California. Engineered by Sean Cook.
London Symphony Orchestra; Written and arranged by Sam Shepherd, Conducted by Sally Herbert, Recorded at Air Studios, London. Engineered by Jeremy Murphy. Recorded by John Prestage. Assisted by Ashley Andrew-Jones and Gianluca Massimo. LSO led by Carmine Lauri.
Score preparation by Olli Cunningham and Colin Rae.
Mixed by Sam Shepherd at EMS4, London. Assisted by Tim Pennells. Lacquer cut by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering.
Cover Painting ‘Congress’ by Julie Mehretu. Photo of ‘Congress’ © Julie Mehretu. Photo by Tom Powel Imaging. Courtesy of the artist and Marian Goodman Gallery, New York.
Design and layout by Paul Diddy.
Executive Produced by Yale Evelev and Eric Welles-Nyström.
Dedicated to the memory of Tom Relleen.
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[@microativhub]

for some will be hard to undestand but this album will stay for longevity as a masterpiece

[@withallduerespectcompletely]

Goosebumps from 3:55 mark and on.
Highlight of this record.
It's so powerful words can't describe it.

[@jamesmurphy1389]

There is subtle variation of notes throughout, and subtle change of emphasis of notes....

[@pallerpaller1967]

🙇‍♂️

[@masterchiefer25]

Motif is too repetitive song to song

[@gourdtube]

yeah. jeez. by the 8th track I was straight up annoyed.

[@maxspencerkarinen6463]

that's sort of the appeal of this album to me, it's very sparse and repeats the same motif constantly so when the strong emotional moments do come up they're very powerful. I do get a bit bored if I pay lots of attention to the album the whole way through though