Shared System Research Project

by Luke Sanger

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Kid606 Wonderful collection of timeless melodic modular mini masterpieces!

Loula Yorke Really enjoying the soundworld Luke has created here. For me it's conjuring rays of sun shining through ancient rafters.

Mark Burford I'm a massive fan of Luke's music but also the 'closed system' approach to electronic music ... this is masterly example of exactly that. Wonderful.

cayce Really great collection of tracks; the Shared System really shines here. Gee Flat is a standout for me but the whole album is fantastic. Favorite track: Gee Flat.

Surgeon This is excellent. Really explores the relationship between human and machine. Raw and honest. Probably my favourite work from Luke. ✨🚀

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1.	Morf 03:28	buy track
2.	Gee Flat 03:46	buy track
3.	Add Fun Mod 05:55	buy track
4.	Shoe Ghost 04:22	buy track
5.	Whistler 02:34	buy track
6.	Imposter Syndrome 04:46	buy track
7.	Shifty Boo 03:28	buy track
8.	Simple Spring 05:00	buy track
9.	Monday Misfit 05:13	buy track
10.	No Filter 04:08	buy track

about

After a couple of years intensely researching, saving (and selling), in 2015 I finally ordered this instrument. The excitement was real and I was totally ready for a complete paradigm shift in making and performing music and the Shared System filled that role, inspiring many records and live shows in the process. However in that time, I haven’t made a full release completely focused on it.
All the tracks on this album were recorded in single takes using the Make Noise Shared System and an external spring reverb.
Composed in June - August 2023, the motive for recording this album was to expand and build on ideas that would only briefly surface during fleeting moments in a live performance or undocumented jam, giving priority and space to develop those themes.
Anyway, hopefully the music will tell it’s own story, but the gear and background info is there for anyone interested!

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released August 16, 2023

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