This, the week of 2-21-20 when Chris Decato came in for a landing on “In Synthesis with Infinite Is” bringing with him an Apple laptop running Main Stage software and a Nektar 88 controller. We rapped a bit about his decades of synthesis, played a few of his recordings and he even played a couple of tunes live, including a brand new composition. We also improvised a couple of groovy live sets. Keys were tickled, buttons were pressed, knobs were turned and much fun was had by all.
Here is the opening live improv set
Scores of freighters pool in behind the hulking ship, most having been delayed several hours already, taking a beating in the debris field flowing out from behind the shivering ship toward the nearest large chambers. The space yacht Royale settles in just behind the clear lane of a mining ships wake, no need to sully the highly polished metal flake magenta livery. Hugh holds his breath as the metal groans and the atmosphere saturates with the weight of the ships dimensions shrinking under the heavy column of freezing water, heating the room quickly like a hot breath on the back of your neck.
- Infinite Is feat Chris Decato – Two Versts of WORM – opening live improv
- Chris Decato – 2020 Delay (live in studio)
- Chris Decato – New Light https://soundcloud.com/chris-decato/new-light
- Chris Decato – Dig Greenery (live in studio) https://www.soundclick.com/artist/default.cfm?bandID=148302 https://chrisdecato.bandcamp.com/track/dig-greenery
- Chris Decato – Magic Bell https://chrisdecato.bandcamp.com/track/magic-bell
- Infinite Is – Enceladian Kipple
- Infinite Is feat Chris Decato – Oracle Of The Is – closing live improv set
Here is the closing live Improvisational set
Lost between a WORM’s tunneling spoil and the giant freighters, Hugh picks off the larger boulders with the fore rail gun easily making his way toward the moon’s cortex, the Oracle of the Is. The Oracle sees the big picture for the organism and he had the favorite thing that all oracles saw great value in, information that would improve the accuracy of future predictions and he wasn’t asking much in return for the confidence. The great sphere was poised like a cue ball before a split, almost sizzling with potential energy and Hugh had both the chalk and the stick. A sure shot, so long as he didn’t scratch.
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