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 Late Junction invites musicians, who have never previously collaborated, to perform in a session.  Tortoise & Colin Newman October 2009 An exclusive collaborative session between Chicago's post rock pioneers Tortoise and front man of legendary post punk band Wire, Colin Newman. Newman and Tortoise met together at the BBC's Maida Vale studios, for an unplanned and unprepared day of music making. See Photos  Malcolm Middleton & Mira Calix August 2009 Electronic composer Mira Calix and singer-songwriter Malcolm Middleton, wrote and performed new material. See Photos More Details  David Rothenberg & Lu Edmonds July 2009 American clarinettist David Rothenberg - duetting with tropical birds in London Zoo’s aviary, and joined in the studio by Lu Edmonds on the Turkish cümbüş . See Photos  Wildbirds & Peacedrums with Micachu June 2009 Vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Micachu with Sweden's drums and vocals duo Wildbirds & Peacedrums. See Photos  Eugenia Georgieva, Jeremy Birchall & Shahid Khan May 2009 Three vocalists from very different traditions – Bulgarian singer Eugenia Georgieva, Indian classical vocalist Shahid Khan and British opera singer Jeremy Birchall. Their collaboration was inspired by chant traditions from the three countries. See Photos More Details  Sweet Billy Pilgrim & Adem April 2009 Two figures from the world of experimental folktronica were brought together: Tim Elsenburg, of Sweet Billy Pilgrim, and Adem Ilhan, known as Adem. More Details  AGF & Gudrun Gut March 2009 Recorded in Berlin, AGF & Gudrun Gut combine e-poetry, loops, field recording, glitchy electronica and smoky vocals to produce a nocturnal, urban yet intimate sound in this unique session More Details  Tunng & members of Tinariwen February 2009 British twisted folk-pop-rock collective Tunng collaborated with members of Tinariwen, the Touareg rockers from the Southern Sahara. The two bands had never met before the Late Junction team brought them together for a unique recording at the BBC’s Maida Vale studios See Photos |
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