Fritch, William Ryan: Revisionist
Fritch, William Ryan: Revisionist
Format: CD
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Artist: Fritch, William Ryan
Label: Lost Tribe Sound
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 708527003640
Genre: Pop
2015 release from composer William Ryan Fritch (Vieo Abiungo). Revisionist brings an emphatic close to his incredibly prolific 2014. Just a few months after the release of Death Blues' Ensemble - his powerhouse collaboration with drummer and new music ringleader Jon Mueller - Fritch has produced his most focused and dynamic work yet. Energized by the collaboration with Mueller (Volcano Choir), the otherwise self-sufficient multi-instrumentalist surrendered his auterist sensibilities, seeking creative alliances with Benoit Pioulard, D.M. Stith, Origamibiro and Esme Patterson. The results are scintillating. From the elegant minimalism of Winds (produced by Pioulard) or the exultant vocals of Gloaming Light (performed by D.M. Stith), these inspired partnerships take Fritch's instrumentation and craft to new destinations, employ new techniques, and further it's immediacy and appeal.
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