CHA is a unique collaboration of three women: Carol J Levin plays electric harp. Healther Bentley play electric viola. Amelia Love Clearheart adds spoken word and a wide range of vocal techniques. Together, they create a unique collaborative voice that is somehow accessible yet defiant of easy description.
Read MoreWe present a new episode of the Right Brain Music Podcast. Here, you’ll meet Steve Scribner, a Seattle-area composer who uses unique graphic scores to engage musicians in creating otherworldly sonic landscapes. He calls his scores "sound scrolls." We hear excerpts of his compositions , somewhere in the overlap of avant-garde, new classical and free jazz.
Read MoreImprovised music is made in many ways. RBR’s three new releases illustrate radically different paths to original and engaging sounds. Here we introduce new artists ToE (psychedelic) and Eric Scribner (avant-garde), and the second project of 5p6 (ambient).
Read MoreIn episodes 8 and 9 of the Right Brain Music Podcast we meet six wildly diverse artists that use improvisation to create uniquely beautiful soundscapes. Here we link to their sites.
Read MoreEpisode 7 of the Right Brain Music Podcast features free improvisation pioneer, saxophonist and author Jack Wright.
Read MoreEpisode 6 of the Right Brain Music Podcast features Lotus Lungs, an innovative guitar trio that uses improvisation and a world of sounds to take the guitar to uncharted territories.
Read MoreRBR announces three diverse and musically challenging album releases: Guitar Improv Summit Vol.1 by Lotus Lungs, Found Sound by Dodd-Hoskins, and Inverted Ziggurat by Slaughtrhaus.
Read MoreThe Right Brain Music podcast is live! Find out where, when, what…
Read Moren the first Right Brain Music Podcast episode I talk up the virtues of right brain music relative to its culturally dominant cousin, left brain music. Since we’re fair and balanced, here we go out of our way to praise the left.
Read MoreRight Brain Records is starting its first full year of operation. With four releases under our belt, we have lots more planned, including a new Sampler album, a new podcast and new video clips. Read more for details…
Read MoreLong tracks can deliver unique power to listeners. Here we review some of the best extended tracks by Right Brain Records artists.
Read MoreMahler made a distinction - the way to appreciate great music is to honor the process that made it great, not to live in the past. VWAM is a RBR artist that does just that on their first album of improvised electronic ambient music.
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