Ghosts of the JA, by Lisa Cameron & Ernesto Diaz-Infante

Ghosts of the JA

by Lisa Cameron & Ernesto Diaz-Infante

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1.	Embrysonic Journey 14:24	buy track
2.	Take a Sister by the Hand 10:48	buy track
3.	Hey, Can I Have Some of Martha's Purple Berries? 07:38	buy track
4.	Outlaws 08:20	buy track
5.	Somebody To Shove 07:54	buy track
6.	Starchip 03:40	buy track

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Loma Editions is pleased to announce Ghosts of the JA, the third full-length collaboration between intrepid improvisers Lisa Cameron and Ernesto Diaz-Infante.

Recorded live in 2019 at Diaz-Infante’s San Francisco apartment, next door to the fabled Jefferson Airplane house, this collection of six slowly searing improvisations took form during a session seemingly haunted by the “ghosts of the JA.” Reminiscent of the Airplane’s more hallucinatory jams, a sense of lysergic freedom saturates the duo’s performance, which oscillates between clamorous cohesion and more strident distortion and noise.

This album sees Diaz-Infante’s well-known hypnotic acoustic guitar replaced with blistered, effects-mediated electric guitar alongside Cameron’s delay- and feedback-tinged percussion and lap steel. The resulting material recalls the San Francisco sound filtered through a contemporary, free improvisation framework.

This is pure music, extracted from time, that probes a ghostly dream world.

credits

released July 28, 2023

Lisa Cameron: Lap steel, percussion, electronics
Ernesto Diaz-Infante: Fretless electric guitar, Line 6 POD

Recorded June 7, 2019, by Marjorie Sturm at Next Door to Jefferson Airplane Studios, San Francisco, California.

In memory of Pharoah Sanders.

Mastered by Andrew Weathers.
Photos by Lisa Cameron and Marjorie Sturm.
Design by Travis Putnam Hill.

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