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Journey to the Habitable Planet

by poetic electric

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Journey 04:23
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Horizon 10:12
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Topography 06:21
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Abundance 12:37
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Departure 10:29

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Journey to the Habitable Planet was recorded in November 2017, at TV Tray Studio, engineered, mixed and mastered by Grammy Award recipient John Baffa. All instruments are played by Noah Thomas and include Moog analog synths, Theremin, keyboard, conch shell, trumpet, and effects pedals. The album is co-produced by Noah Thomas and John Baffa. Cover art by Chris LeBlanc.

Envisioned as an exploration into a space odyssey soundscape, there is a certain foreboding in this music. Recorded one month before the devastating Thomas Fire that engulfed Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties in Southern California, the music perhaps picks up on the possibility of impending environmental violence. A kind of premonition to the inferno that nearly destroyed the studio, it also reflects on the precariousness and preciousness of a habitable environment. The region that this music was created in has experienced a prolonged drought followed by intense fire seasons and increased intensity of brief storm systems. This trifecta of environmental forces has tipped the balance of our region into dis-harmony, causing the tragic loss of life, both of our neighbors and our plant and animal communities.

This album is a reflection, meditation, celebration, and mourning of the idea of the habitable as we journey toward our new climate reality.

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released February 21, 2020

Noah Thomas - trumpet, theremin, cedar flute, Moogerfooger pedals, Moog Minitaur, keyboards, conch shell, looping pedals

Recorded, mixed and mastered by John Baffa, TV Tray Studio.

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poetic electric Ventura, California

poetic electric is Noah Thomas, trumpet player, and multi-instrumentalist. An anthropologist, Thomas applies a sense of the palimpsests of culture, materials, and nature to create dense sonic landscapes, applying an anarchist tendency toward an equanimity of sound where melody, harmony, and noise exist on equal footing. ... more

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