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Ayumi IshitoFeaturing: Kevin Shea, George Draguns
Roboquarians, Vol. 2
FormatCDLabel577 RecordsGenreJazz & Improvisation
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Connect to your favorite listening device, crank up the volume, and prepare for the ultimate avant-punk experience! Brooklyn-based 577 Records is honored to present the Roboquarians’ first recorded album, Roboquarians, Vol. 2. The new release comes from the hearts of up-and-coming sax talent Ayumi Ishito, lively drummer Kevin Shea, and gifted guitarist George Draguns.
When Ayumi received a request from Shea and Draguns to collaborate, she became part of the intriguing backstory of this work of art and its paradoxical title. The initial studio recording of the album featured a different assembly. The project then hit a few bumps and changed direction (irreconcilable differences, if you will). In an attempt to preserve the passion they invested, Kevin and George isolated their instruments from the recording and reached out to the only artist that made sense.
NYC’s blossoming saxist Ayumi Ishito has created several albums with 577 Records. She joined the community more recently, following multiple collaborations with the philosopher behind the label, maestro Daniel Carter.
Roboquarians, Vol. 2 captures the sincere intent that drives the composition within four edgy tracks. It is said to be heavier on the punk sound than the first volume, showcasing an almost feral free improvisation.
When Ayumi received a request from Shea and Draguns to collaborate, she became part of the intriguing backstory of this work of art and its paradoxical title. The initial studio recording of the album featured a different assembly. The project then hit a few bumps and changed direction (irreconcilable differences, if you will). In an attempt to preserve the passion they invested, Kevin and George isolated their instruments from the recording and reached out to the only artist that made sense.
NYC’s blossoming saxist Ayumi Ishito has created several albums with 577 Records. She joined the community more recently, following multiple collaborations with the philosopher behind the label, maestro Daniel Carter.
Roboquarians, Vol. 2 captures the sincere intent that drives the composition within four edgy tracks. It is said to be heavier on the punk sound than the first volume, showcasing an almost feral free improvisation.
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