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Writing new things for me, generally takes the form of trying out new sounds and learning new techniques. I'm no percussionist, and so learning independent two handed parts like this is freaking difficult. Right hand part is on a zildjian Burma bell, which is almost tuned to Eb. #Glasfrosch #music @neonbogart @jarw32 #percussion #glockenspiel #practice
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TAM Projects, a trio of fine multi-disciplined artists invited us to perform live at the Beg Scream & Shout festival at Shadow Electric open air cinema. Having seen us play at the Federation Bells, TAM wanted something composed for a 10 minute experimental film they were commissioned to create, and once we chatted about the themes/imagery, the process quickly became collaborative as it fit perfectly with the direction of a new Glasfrosch piece already in the works. After we exchanged a few initial drafts, both groups continued independently, the final film being edited to the final demo of the piece. Ultramarine is the title of the music, Sea Shake is the title TAM Projects gave to the film. Performed by Justin Ashworth: Electronics, synth, baritone guitar, glockenspiel, claps, castanet. Adam Rudegeair: Piano, claps. Chad Blaster filled in on drums while James was in Europe. Audio multi-track recorded by Blake Stickland Mixed by Justin Ashworth.
Gorgeous remix of The Jane Austen Argument's Phoenix, by Justin Ashworth (Glasfrosch). Featured on GLITTER+DOOM #2, Fri 23 November 2012. This episode is showcasing cabaret remixes, interpretations and inspirations. Enjoy!
Jen and Tom from The Jane Austen Argument asked me to remix a track from their album. Unsure of when and where it would eventually see the light of day, they've give me permission to upload it here for your enjoyment.
The first time I saw TJAA perform, this is the tune that flawed me and made me a fan. I tried to keep the form and beauty of the original in tact, and just made the remix as if I were making the song for myself (who knows, maybe this'll become a live glasfrosch cover).
Hear the original here: http://music.thejaneaustenargument.net
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A beautiful shade of Green from Melbourne's Glasfrosch
