Reflections Vol. 1: Let the Moon Be a Planet, by Steve Gunn & David Moore

Reflections Vol. 1: Let the Moon Be a Planet

by Steve Gunn & David Moore

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Terence Petersen Have returned to this album as to a good place for quietude many times now. It has the slow, lightweight dance of watching the world move from a distance with a bit of sun to keep you warm and bit of breeze to keep you cool

William Hunter I’ve loved Steves music for a long time and we’ve been lucky to have him play in Belfast a few times. Really looking forward to this!

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Let the Moon Be a Planet marks the first volume of Reflections, a new series of contemporary collaborations orchestrated by RVNG Intl., and documents an inspired exchange between guitarist and songwriter Steve Gunn and pianist and composer David Moore of Bing & Ruth. Conjured by a mutual curiosity, and appreciation, for the respective musician’s work, Let the Moon Be a Planet initially took form over a progression of remote sessions and ultimately harmonized when Gunn and Moore completed the album together in the bucolic surroundings of Hudson, New York. Let the Moon Be a Planet is an invitation to relive the intimate moments shared between two artists finding their way along a single path, and into a world where the most subtle of gestures can ripple for an eternity.

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released March 31, 2023

Steve Gunn - Guitar
David Moore - Piano
All songs written and recorded by Steve Gunn and David Moore in New York City, New York
Mixed by Nick Principe at People Teeth (Kingston, New York)
Mastered by Stephan Mathieu for Schwebung Mastering (Bonn, Germany)
Lacquers cut by Clint Holley for Well Made Music (Bristol, Virginia)
Photography by Annie Forrest
Design by Will Work For Good

© + ℗ 2023 RVNG Intl. All rights reserved. Unauthorized copying, reproduction, hiring, lending, public performance and broadcasting is strictly prohibited. rvng.com

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New York City pianist and composer David Moore sits at the vanguard of instrumental ambient music.
As founder and leader of minimalist music ensemble Bing & Ruth, Moore has prioritized grace and texture - form built on feeling. Moore’s latest release, Let The Moon Be A Planet, is a collaborative album with guitarist and songwriter Steve Gunn. ... more

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