Artist: Eivind Lønning, Espen Reinertsen, Romke Kleefstra, Jan Kleefstra
Album: It Deel II
Genre: Experimental, Jazz, Ambient, Poetry
Release Date: 2023
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 44:49
Total Tracks: 8
Total Size: 625 MB

Tracklist:

01. Eivind Lønning, Espen Reinertsen, Romke Kleefstra & Jan Kleefstra – Fersliten Dûns (04:46)
02. Eivind Lønning, Espen Reinertsen, Romke Kleefstra & Jan Kleefstra – Deademasker (04:32)
03. Eivind Lønning, Espen Reinertsen, Romke Kleefstra & Jan Kleefstra – De Fuotpaden (01:54)
04. Eivind Lønning, Espen Reinertsen, Romke Kleefstra & Jan Kleefstra – Sa’n Dei As Juster (10:57)
05. Eivind Lønning, Espen Reinertsen, Romke Kleefstra & Jan Kleefstra – It Earste Sjongen (06:27)
06. Eivind Lønning, Espen Reinertsen, Romke Kleefstra & Jan Kleefstra – In Plak Om Krie Te Wêzen (06:32)
07. Eivind Lønning, Espen Reinertsen, Romke Kleefstra & Jan Kleefstra – It Deel II (01:45)
08. Eivind Lønning, Espen Reinertsen, Romke Kleefstra & Jan Kleefstra – Yn It Ferbeane Lân (07:53)

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For IT DEEL II the Kleefstra Bros have collaborated with the Norwegian duo Espen Reinersen and Einvind Lønning (who also collaborate as duo Streifenjunko). Ten years ago the Kleefstra Bros saw Streifenjunko perform at WORM, Rotterdam (NL), and this always stuck in memory. This is why now for IT DEEL II they got together.

The music by Reinersen and Lønning, with the use of wind instruments and electronics, is experimental, but open. It finds a way between improv, jazz and soundart. And like Jacaszek (IT DEEL I) they work with field-recordings in their electro-acoustic music.

Like the Kleefstra Bros, Reinersen and Lønning are intrigued by forests, and for IT DEEL II they brought field-recordings made in the forests surrounding Oslo (NO). During the recording sessions as a quartet, they created a dialogue between the forest sounds from Oslo and the Frysian forests, and their instrumental improvisations.

The result you find on this new LP IT DEEL II is one of contemplation about how we treat our environment, our nature, and more specific our (local) forests.