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it's a piece called 'hathor' for the egyptian goddess of love and the sky. ahmed mesehly ragab on oud ( an instrument loved by arabs and jews). ahmed employs semitic modes, the dna of so much music from the middle east. david boyce plays soprano saxophone, e.j. simpson plays bass, and I play percussion. the whole recording is available on bandcamp under my site name, and it's called 'pyramid city'. - Dave's note

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from Mixtape for Palestine, fundraiser for Middle East Children's Alliance for Peace (​$​25​-​125) / SCROLL DOWN to donate directly & get music, released January 1, 2024
from Dave, about the whole album this is on:
I met Ahmed Meselhy Ragab in 2019 and we struck up a musical rapport. He is an accomplished musician who plays many instruments. The first time we played together, I asked him to bring his oud. Ahmed grew up in Cairo, Egypt and from the moment we first played together, we were able to generate musical ideas upon ideas. It was a new sound for me to be a part of, and we had an inner agreement on beginnings and endings and all the in between. At the onset of 2021, Lemon DeGeorge called me and suggested I record some music at his studio which is near my home, to have a creative project during the barren cultural time of early 2021. I thought about making this record with Ahmed. I invited the great saxophonist David Boyce to participate on soprano knowing of his improvisational skills and knowledge of kemetic modes. Lemon had a friend from Philadelphia in town, E.J. Simpson who is a fine bassist. He borrowed my El Capitan bass and played on two tracks. Lemon himself played on the last track, a harmonica through a bank of pedals. We sculpted {this track} from the raw materials of our efforts and present it to you with love and respect.

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seaweed sway San Francisco, California

SeaweedSway is a collaborative evolving project by Jessie Woletz & many incredible friends over the years, encouraging community through music gatherings especially.

The poem of "SeaweedSway" sprouted in a convo between Karl Blau & Jessie in 2007, when Karl opened for BrightBlack Morning Light at the Great American Music Hall. The music encouraged seaweed-like movement in the room.
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