I was reading @Paul update about Octave Records when I noticed a post made by @kerosene.
It got me thinking, what artists would you like to see Octave Records work with? Or what genres/types of music would you like to see them collaborate on?
Personally Iād love to see some percussion work come out of Octave Records. Artists in particular I would like to see them work with would be Nicola Cruz or Dengue Dengue Dengue. Iāll link to there most recent material below.
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Bria Skonberg
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Bill Anschell
Based on this release, he obviously cares about how music is recorded and SQ.
Existing recording contracts could pose issues/roadblocks for a lot of artists, however.
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I hope it wonāt be blue grass only.
I vote for some ECM like trio jazz.
great threadā¦
The Punch Brothers is my wish for Octave. The boys are so friggin good. Their skill, innovation and creativity deserve the same in a recording studio. Go Punch!
Sully.
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Both added to my Qobuz _playlist #2130392 at For Qobuz users
Track 2 added to my Qobuz _playlist #2130392 at For Qobuz users
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All of his releases are worth a listen. Each is very different from the last. āFigmentsā is solo piano outing with quirky deconstructed twists on pop tunes.
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Oooh! Love them. On my list is Blind Pilot, a remaster of Wendy Carlos Switched on Bach, Don Grusin, Otis Taylor, Victor Wooten.
Blind Pilot is my favorite band! Do it!!
A Bear Creek Studio recording for youā¦
They are a phenomenal live band as well.
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What would you do? It has already been remastered, plus separately re-released by Carlos using digital synthesizers as 25 year anniversary version.
Lafayette Gilchrist, Cassandra Wilson.
Haha yes, please a Cassandra Wilson release!!
Good example of a more than acceptable female singer even when singing standards 
Antonio Forcione, Trilok Gurtu
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Preferably together 
It certainly wonāt be only one thing or another when it comes to types of music. We plan to cover as many areas as we can.
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Thatās good for sureā¦I just think there are several styles that will just mainly sell in the US (mainly everything going in the country/folk direction but also a certain focus in a Pop/Rock). I just have hopes it will be a more global approach
The fact that it often is not, prevents me from buying a huge load more of reissues done by Analogue Productions and others. Iād be bankrupt if those US reissue labels would aim for a more international taste
When klicking on the video of the guy I posted above, thereās also some hope that unknown artists can be fantastic.
He didnāt have a contract for long time and his playing is better and more interesting than 90% of whatās out thereā¦