Meg Baird & Mary Lattimore ‎– Ghost Forests (Green Vinyl)

Meg Baird & Mary Lattimore ‎– Ghost Forests (Green Vinyl)Meg Baird and Mary Lattimores collective workas solo artists, band members, and collaboratorscould fill a small record collection. Despite this productivity, these two long time friends have never recorded an entire album focused exclusively on their unique talents. "Ghost Forests" mysteriously, thrillingly fills that void. Independently, Baird and Lattimore have each cultivated highly individual and idiosyncratic tools of expression. Bairds timeless

giving birth to new hybrids

vocals and drums influenced by a diverse group of inspirations including Vietnamese music such as artist Pham duc Thanh

Amedeo and Simone Pace

before mutating into the sonic equivalent of a slowly collapsing star

You take this stuff and stitch it together until a tapestry forms

But prior to this seminal electronic album Perrey already had an impressive career as an electronic music pioneer

“Vitamin refused to ‘act like a band

Mogadisco was not Analog Africa’s easiest project

In this one Momo starts off rather melancholic before things end more triumphantly with the backing vocals and horn section again providing much of the driving force

headlining festivals

Their music stands in stark contrast to a culture that is more about video and track placement than criticism and discourse

I recorded in Boston