Loopers' Night New Year's Day Sunrise

by Michael Garfield

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Improvised by strangers on the tail end of an all-night house party, while sampled and remixed on the fly by Michael Garfield. Featuring:

- Mitch Mignano on Microkorg, Acoustic Guitar, & iPad
- Jared Buchsbaum on Melodica, Mellophone, & Clarinet
- Anthony Paul on Human Beatbox

Recorded live at a private house party in Austin, Texas on New Year's Day, immediately following my solo sunrise set.

Album artwork by Kaliptus: kaliptus.com

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released January 1, 2014

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Michael Garfield Santa Fe, New Mexico

Singer-songwriter, avant-guitarist, and live electronic producer all at once, Michael's dynamic live shows and intricate albums takes listeners on emotional trips spanning folk tradition and the avant-garde.

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