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Scattering

by Progger

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Peter Jones Amazing stuff. Prog and big band jazz and... well, more. Well worth it.
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FawltyTenor Awesomeness. Hard to single out a favorite track, I could have easily chose Endorphin, Transit, Exquisite, or Big Trouble. Favorite track: Scattering.
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1.
Prelude 00:52
2.
Transit 06:22
3.
Exquisite 05:28
4.
Big Trouble 08:02
5.
Interlude 01:04
6.
Scattering 06:12
7.
Traveller 05:54
8.
Endorphin 07:10
9.
Postlude 00:18
10.
Werewolf 05:19

about

Scattering represents a number of exciting departures for Progger, including the incorporation of new personnel, production techniques, and a recording process that involved two cities 1,700 miles apart, Austin and Brooklyn. The band's regular personnel were joined by some of New York’s finest young musicians, including Nate Werth (percussion) and Justin Stanton (keyboards) of Snarky Puppy, to explore larger textures and a hugely diverse sound palette for the new music.

credits

released April 22, 2016

All music written and arranged by Brian Donohoe/Donomation Music (SESAC). Produced by Brian Donohoe and Matt Meli. Mastered by Sam Minaie.

Personnel on “Transit,” “Exquisite,” and “Big Trouble:” Matthew Muehling (guitar), Carter Arrington (guitar), Paul Deemer (trombone), Sean Giddings (keyboards), Nicholas Clark (bass and synthesizer), Daniel Watson (drums), Brian Donohoe (saxophone and keyboards). Engineered by Matt Meli at Orb Studios in Austin, TX on December 30, 2014. Mixed by Matt Meli.

Personnel on “Scattering,” “Traveler,” “Endorphin,” and “Werewolf:” Dan Muniz (guitar), Aki Ishiguro (guitar), Justin Stanton (keyboards), Bryan Ladd (bass), Nicholas Clark (bass synthesizer), Devin Collins (drums), Nate Werth (percussion), Brian Donohoe (saxophone and keyboards). Engineered by John Davis at the Bunker Studios in Brooklyn, NY on August 20, 2015. Mixed by Matt Meli.

“Prelude” and “Interlude” were recorded and mixed by Brian Donohoe. “Postlude” was mixed with glee by Mark Lettieri by smashing lots of Progger recordings together and playing them at the same time.

Artwork by Emilia Mendes.

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What began as a jam session in Austin has become a tri-coastal collection of unusually gifted musicians dedicated to making uncompromising individualistic music. Nasty beats, pretty chords, haunting melodies, and spontaneous improvisation have earned Progger a global following. ... more

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