We’ll See, We’ll See, by MARTINI WINDISCH

We’ll See, We’ll See

by MARTINI WINDISCH

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1.	When the First Sign Appears 03:47	buy track
2.	There Is a Playful, Joyous 03:34	buy track
3.	The Body Receiving Continuously 02:27	buy track
4.	Insisting to Get Lost 02:22	buy track
5.	I Could Go Without Sleeping 02:12	buy track
6.	In Formless Circumstance 04:32	buy track
7.	At the Intersection of 02:02	buy track
8.	A Line of Light 05:03	buy track
9.	You Cannot Find the Darkness 07:20	buy track
10.	We’ll See, We’ll See 11:22	buy track

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Saxophonist Daniele Martini meets sound artist Franziska Windisch, together they dig deep into the realms of acoustic and digital experimentation.
What emerges is density, rarefaction, spatialisation, expansion and contraction of a wide array of sound elements, shapeshifting between melodic and noisy events.

Their debut release “We’ll see we’ll see”, is a fast paced, joyous journey through the various states of matter on the first side, followed by a long, transcendental glide towards outer reaches.

Crazy duo splurts by Brussels based saxophonist Daniele Martini and German laptop composer Franziska Windisch. Martini’s sax consists mostly of freak register attacks on the very idea of what sax sounds like, and Windisch’s computer skronks are equally rackety. Amid the static it can be hard to figure out where one player stops and the other picks up. But part of the fun is in the guesswork, eh?
Bryon Coley, The Wire 482 April 2024, p. 70

Martini-Windisch is the Brussels-based experimental duo of Italian tenor sax and electronics player Daniele Martini (who also leads a jazz quartet with pianist Bram De Looze, bassist Manolo Cabras and drummer João Lobo) and Belgian sound artist Franziska Windisch. The debut album of the duo, We’ll See, We’ll See, offers a wild, unpredictable and joyful ride through acoustic and electronic sounds, all improvised in real-time, gliding into outer reaches and flirting with fragmented melodies, accidental rhythms, abstract, raw noise and techno pulses. The album is released in a limited edition of 70 hand-numbered with five different covers cassettes and a download option.

Martini explores the acoustic spectrum of the tenor sax while employing an array of extended techniques in combination with an array of hardware effects. Windisch is using custom-made pure data patches to modulate and transform signals in real-time and send them to four loudspeakers that surround the audience, which adds up to an intense and surprisingly immersive listening experience. Together they offer edgy and tactile dialogs and textures, with varying degrees of distortion and spiced with healthy doses of eccentric humor.

The last two pieces, the longer «You Cannot Find The Darkness» and the title piece focus on deeper, cinematic and more contemplative textures that stress how Martini’s paletteof sounds complements the one of Windisch’s, and vice versa. All the elements of this duo’s syntax and language – density, rarefaction, spatialization, expansion and contraction – are employed in creating captivating textures, shapeshifting between melodic and noisy events.

Eyal Hareuveni, salt peanuts*, 11. November 2023
salt-peanuts.eu/record/martini-windisch/

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released October 7, 2023

HobbyKeller Cassette #4
Released October 7, 2023
Daniele Martini: tenor saxophone, electronics
Franziska Windisch: laptop, pure data

Recorded by Daniele Martini at Smog and Studio Savoie, Brussels
Mixed and mastered by Daniele Martini
Artworks by Alma El Bendary, Arjan van den Brink, Lau ten Zeldam
Design by Istar Karamemet
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hobbykeller production Unc. is a project by the DJ collective "HobbyKellaKidz", which is dedicated to the more extreme varieties of acoustic statements and likes to perform in a damp basement in Cologne-Kalk, Germany. Due to the pandemic the collective is broadcasting its DJ sets via live stream every Saturday. ... more

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