FLUTE ÆTERNA FINAL

“FLUTE ÆTERNA”
composed, arranged and produced by Philippe Saisse
Original NYC recording 1990
Dave Valentin: all flutes 05/07/1990
Hiram Bullock: electric guitars 02/23/1990
Don Alias: percussion 05/11/1990
LA recording 2023
Mauricio Zottarelli: drums
Abraham Laboriel: electric bass
Jamie Hovorka: trumpet
Rick Braun: trumpet
Brandon Field: tenor and alto sax
Nick Lane: trombone
David Mann: baritone saxophone
Mixed by Goh Hotoda
Engineered by Spencer Guerra @ LA FX
Original recording by Eric Calvi
ProTools Pro Tools editing by Christian “Wicked” Wicht
Mastered by Colin Leonard at SING Mastering, Atlanta, GA using SING Technology® (Patented)
Video produced by Quevis in collaboration with Liquidfish
Video edited by Ian Walker
℗2023 Bandar-Log
©2023 Dorian 2000 Music Publishing (ASCAP)

[@drumbeagle]

Captivating and envoûtant! Congratulations!

[@percywilliams135]

Amazing!!! I listened about 20 times love the vibe

[@harmonicsinger]

Magnifico! 🧡 Grazie

[@JeffKashiwasax]

Love it Philippe and company!!

[@michaelcarlito7246]

Beautiful just beautiful thank you for sharing.

[@NotSereyus]

Great cinematography, multi-cam, multi-media!!! Brilliant to ALL, but mostly Philippe.

[@didisashley]

Mesmerising Philippe. As always! Simply awesomely and epicly mesmerising 🤍🤍🤍

[@josephmargarone1594]

What a great collaboration of Valentin in 1990 with the other artists of today. Nice job, Philippe! Keep ‘em coming, as your work is always very enjoyable!

[@clarencebryan3672]

Love it. 🎼🖖🏾😎

[@gilpatmore4312]

Great energy! THANKS!

[@Bassryche]

Merci Philippe !

[@bluetv6386]

Merci!!

[@TheStudioHades]

The "Valentin" from 1991 became a brand new punchy hit , I like it 😍

[@TimOldBag]

❤

[@gorovmusicmarketing5672]

Killer C-Jazz!

[@design4peace916]

+5.4DB LUFS needs a master. Look at less low frequency on tighter, well defined mid and high frequency. Needs work, especially with that flute player. Flute is in those high frequency too. Listen for marimba to define your compressor run. Someone should work on this.

[@normalizedaudio2481]

+5/4db LUFS. Bass is just too hot for me. Major respect. Needs a maser IMHO. Use your compressor. Listen to the brass. At this level, should be mastered. Label should pay for it.