SOTIW: The start of a new music era- Native American flute taken where it has never gone before. With elements of New Age, Eclectic, World, and fusion Jazz. Its music for the world we don’t see- music which comes from a spiritual place; a musical manifestation based around “sketches of the inner world,” presented by two talented musicians who write together instinctually. With a depth of creativity stemming from 20 years of working together- a unique fluidity and equal virtuosity. With set melodies and improvisational guitar chops, a strong solidarity which attracted Brian Lucey, The California Guitar Trio, performed professional mixing and mastering on this project.
Michael Joseph, known for tapping into a diverse sound and culture, implemented in past release O-Glepi; is influenced by Pan American roots and the songs of his grandfathers, Joseph’s flute offers a tranquil homage to the past; Performed with both warm and energetic, melting tone of Native American flute supported and anchored by a truly talented, complex, acoustic guitar accompaniment.
Derek Mortland, whose life was changed due to a paralyzing semi-pro motorcycle accident in 1997; not only relearned guitar but broke through new musical barriers, as written about in Columbus Dispatch, March 2001; Since has performed in festivals around the world through the Artists with Disabilities Network, and grown in ways which seldom occurs without this ability to look at life from a different perspective.
Michael Joseph and Derek Mortland were brought together musically through under-promoted talented bands of a metal music past. Kept together by both spiritual and musical challenges with odd time signatures, key changes, and jazz fusion based guitar; Together work to bridge the conscious realm with the unconscious and ethereal, in the form of relief- to explore a musical world with no boundaries.
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Thank you for the friend request. What a pleasant experience, listening to your beautiful music on this gorgeous Sunday afternoon. Sitting at my computer, I overlook rolling green pastures and soon-to-bud woodlands... but having
spent a lot of time in AZ & UT, it's easy to imagine sitting high above the desert floor and getting swept away by the ancient, rugged beauty.
I love the pairing of your haunting flute with a variety of guitar styles - 'something old, something new' - you pull it off nicely! (I've added one of your songs to my profile player. )
I wish you endless joy in creating new music, and much success.
Thanx for being my friend, i so appreciate having you!! i enjoyed your profile and y'all got it goin on,wink !! it's amazing what we can accomplish with hard work and belief in ourselves!!!! if you get a minute i'd appreciate that you take a listen to my music.if you like it there's more of me at www.youtube.com/nicollettesings
Hi, and thanks for finding me. I see you have two of my fav people as friends...Angelica Waters and Bill Dutcher. Welcome to my MySpace family, ~Patricia
thank you for finding me on MySpace. You have a great sound. I know many native American flute players in NYC, but they all seem to play the same style... I like that you guys are original with your music.
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