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NEM#12: John Philip Shenale: String Arranger, Composer, Producer

NEM#12: John Philip Shenale: String Arranger, Composer, Producer

FromNakedly Examined Music Podcast


NEM#12: John Philip Shenale: String Arranger, Composer, Producer

FromNakedly Examined Music Podcast

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Length:
78 minutes
Released:
Apr 12, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Phil is the long-time string arranger for Tori Amos and has done a heap more production, arrangement, and keyboard work. He has a very deliberate production style, carefully crafting a very natural-sounding theatrical background using both cutting-edge and very old tools.

We talk about "Cross the Channel" from the Brik & Shenale EP (2012), Phil's arrangement and production of "Stars that Speak" by Willie Deville from Pistola (2008), and "Pornokiss" from a project Phil initiated called The Royal Macadamians from their album Experiments in Terror (1990).

We also listen to a brand-new Shenale instrumental "Gautama in Love." The opening music is from "Yes, Anastasia" by Tori Amos from Under the Pink (1994). Learn more about Phil at johnphilipshenale.com.

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