Artist: Mark Wingfield
Album: Tales From The Dreaming City
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2018
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 88,2 kHz
Duration: 01:02:54
Total Tracks: 10
Total Size: 1,25 GB

Tracklist:

1. Mark Wingfield – The Fifth Window (05:09)
2. Mark Wingfield – I Wonder How Many Miles I’ve Fallen (07:19)
3. Mark Wingfield – The Way To Hemingford Grey (05:54)
4. Mark Wingfield – Sunlight Cafe (05:57)
5. Mark Wingfield – Looking Back At The Amber Lit House (06:47)
6. Mark Wingfield – This Place Up Against The Sky (05:46)
7. Mark Wingfield – At A Small Hour Of The Night (08:03)
8. Mark Wingfield – A Wind Blows Down Turnpike Lane (04:27)
9. Mark Wingfield – Ten Mile Bank (05:36)
10. Mark Wingfield – The Green-Faced Timekeepers (07:52)

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Fueled by the momentum generated from two landmark 2017 group efforts – the Wingfield-Reuter-Stavi-Sirkis quartet’s magical “”The Stone House,”” and the leaned down Wingfield-Reuter-Sirkus trio effort, the potent “”Lighthouse”” (both critically acclaimed works of extraordinary creativity and vision) – Mark Wingfield’s sophomore effort for MoonJune Records launches into the cosmos, from the space station where his stellar MJR debut, 2015’s “”Proof of Light,”” docked! Rejoined by the sublime rhythmic engine of Yaron Stavi, on fretless bass, and supreme drummer, Asaf Sirkis, the innovative guitar impressionist carries his unprecedented expansion of the electric guitar’s sonic palette of sound and expression into further uncharted dimensions. The session is augmented by a guest appearance from fellow MoonJune artist, keyboardist Dominic Vantomme, whose tasty synth work decorates four selections. The compositions are as spellbinding as Mark’s far-reaching guitar work and the trio’s sensitive corporate delivery. Prepare to be starstruck on this ambitious new release, as Mark Wingfield’s adventurous, pioneering guitar work transports listeners to destinations previously unreachable! “”Tales from a Dreaming City”” is immediately essential, further cementing the artist’s position among the instrument’s most radically unconventional practitioners and its most forward-thinking tone architects, ever.