Scott Ezell

MUSIC

OCEAN HIEROGLYPHICS available now

Listen Play to “Between the City and the Sea,” the first song on
OCEAN HIEROGLYPHICS!!

SCOTT EZELL: Ocean Hieroglyphics

OCEAN HIEROGLYPHICS SONG TITLES AND ALBUM INFO

FROM THE WINDOW OF A TRAIN

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SCOTT EZELL: From the Window of a Train--Demos and Runaways

FROM THE WINDOW OF A TRAIN is a roadmap of years on the road in America and Asia, years of living with traditional peoples, years of picking up diverse musical ideas and instruments and weaving them together into an experimental whole. These compositions include acoustic guitar, percussion, banjo, bamboo flutes, harmonicas, jews harps, tonkori (an instrument from the Ainu tribe of Hokkaido, Japan), and electric guitar feedback. The album ends with a live version of “Industrial Love” from the Sugar Factory performance art venue in Dulan Village, on the Pacific coast of Taiwan.

FROM THE WINDOW OF A TRAIN ALBUM INFO

“The Death of the World Undone” is a 33-minute tribal-industrial composition that combines guitar feedback, beercan percussion, bamboo flute, djembe, and cricket songs–recorded on a single reel of 1-inch analog tape at Hinoki Studio in Dulan, Taiwan, in the mountains above the Pacific coast.

Here’s a sample Play from “Death of the World Undone”

SCOTT EZELL: The Death of the World Undone

The Latest Demos

Play Departure 
Play Re-evolution
Play Blue Bird Gray Day

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World-Ambient

Play Between the City and the Sea
Play The Blue of Wine
Play Sun Sets on All I’ve Left Undone
Play Seaflower 
These ambient compositions are from the album “Ocean Hieroglyphics”, released internationally by Wind Records in 2003. Composed, performed, and recorded by Scott Ezell on the Pacific coast of Taiwan.

Alternative Folk

Play Bottled Ocean
Play November Rain
Play Gray Flowers
Play Li Bai
Play City Love
These songs are from “Gray Flowers”, a collection of socio-political folksongs written in Beijing, San Francisco, Taipei, and Barcelona. These songs are about the politics of relationships and emotions as well as those of governments and nations. The song “Gray Flowers” was written at Tiananmen Square in Beijing; “Bottled Ocean” is about a group of Indian sailors stranded on a cargo ship in Barcelona. Recorded in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona by Brenden Murray.

Industrial

Play Electric Still Life in F#
Play Industrial Love Live