Josiah Steinbrick

''Meeting Of Waters'' is composed of what you could call nine sculptural environments, each a mixture of organic sketches and improvisations, recorded rapidly and more or less free of any processing. Each piece is based on up to five simple elements - electronic and/or (tonal) percussions - used to create subtle evolving patterns and harmonies. The sounds explore the wilderness of jazz in a concrete setting, devotional in nature, creating a timeless cartography.

• 1 (Five Synthesizers)
• 2 (Two Bonangs, Coated Spheres, Piano, Two Synthesizers, Natural Objects)
• 3 (Three Synthesizers)
• 4 (Vibraphone, Marimbaphone, Malleted Wood, Two Synthesizers)
• 5 (Synthesizer, Two Idiophones, Rin Gong)
• 6 (Two Bells)
• 7 (Carbon Steel, Four Spheres, Four Drums, Three Synthesizers)
• 8 (Two Vibraphones, Two Bowed Marimbaphones, Wooden Xylophone, Two Bells, Handheld Wood)
• 9 (Four Synthesizers, Two Bells on Tuned Wood)