Ariel Kalma: The Closest Thing to Silence - Mullumbimby Blue Vinyl - VINYL LP

Ariel Kalma: The Closest Thing to Silence - Mullumbimby Blue Vinyl - VINYL LP

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Preorder Release Date: 09/18/2026
Title:

The Closest Thing to Silence - Mullumbimby Blue Vinyl

Artist:

Ariel Kalma

Label:

International Anthem

Product Type:

VINYL LP

UPC:

634457262478

Genre:

Dance

Release Date:

2026-09-18

Number of Discs:

1

Additional Details:

COLORED VINYL, BLUE, 140 GRAM VINYL

In August 2022, the late Australia-based, French born fourth-world music legend Ariel Kalma was invited to participate in BBC Radio 3's Late Junction series of special collaborations. The program pairs artists who have not previously worked together to create new music cooperatively.Kalma was quick to suggest working with two musicians whom he had never met - International Anthem recording artists Jeremiah Chiu & Marta Sofia Honer, whose critically-acclaimed duo debut Recordings from the Åland Islands had been released just a few months earlier. An invitation was sent to Chiu and Honer, which was received with great enthusiasm, as Chiu had long been a fan of Kalma's work, even citing him as a major influence on his approach to electronic music composition. They began passing music back and forth, some that Kalma had started, and some that Honer & Chiu had started, with each adding to or editing the track before returning it to the other. The music would only go back and forth a few times before being finalized.After meeting their twenty minute goal for the program Kalma, Chiu and Honer agreed that they would continue to work together to try to push the music further. The freshly minted trio felt like there was much more to be said and more work to be done. Their collective approach to this work was born in improvisation and realized via collage-based editing. The end result brings several distinct musical moments, recorded sometimes decades apart, into conversation with one another, forming new narratives from building blocks of old ones. There are snippets of improvised playing from each musician, edited together with recordings that Kalma had made in the 70s at GRM, and even moments of audio notes - like Kalma explaining his ideas - that would make it into the mixes.

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