Sam Ashley & Werner Durand - I'd Rather Be Lucky Than Good Format:Digital he created a four-voice choir

he created a four-voice choir of voice samples and arranged them into interacting parts

Their diversity only adds to Stone’s borderless musical vision

the music links studio spatial thinking with older split-ensemble traditions

Elsewhere new influences come from rock (the slow drum break of “Bia Bia”)

That has not been the case for Kotik's own music

Sam Ashley & Werner Durand - I'd Rather Be Lucky Than Good Format:Digital he created a four-voice choirId Rather Be Lucky Than Good is a new recording collaboration of Sam Ashley and Werner Durand. Sam Ashleys mystic parables imbued with benevolent humor are drawn from a lifelong pursuit of a present day shamanism. Werner Durands wind work on invented and traditional instruments stems from the minimalist tradition, routed through his own unique studies of obscure world musics. The two artists first met in Berlin in 1984 while Sam was touring Atalanta