New York United is an experimental group at the musical intersection of a classic New York avant-garde scene and forward-looking electronic production. Comprised of multi-instrumentalist and 577-cofounder Daniel Carter (Saxophone, Flute, Trumpet, Clarinet), electronic producer Tobias Wilner from Blue Foundation (Synthesizers, Percussion, Vocals, Piano, Guitar), Wu-Tang Clan bass player Djibril Toure and 577’s Federico Ughi (Drums), their sound reflects their decades of collaboration. This second volume follows their celebrated debut, the eponymous New York United (2019), and matches its characteristically dreamlike effect, while maintaining a steady, rhythmic momentum. Like the first volume, this album was initially recorded in an improvised studio performance, and manipulated by Wilner in post-recording production, lending a uniquely ambient, electronic effect to otherwise spontaneous composition between musicians. Inescapably connected to its namesake city, the project is a testament to the transformative energy that sustains New York, dissolving individual boundaries into a collective sense of itself. New York United, Volume 2 will be available as a CD, 12’’ black vinyl and 12’’ grey vinyl in limited editions of 100 on September 3, 2021.

New York United VOL. 2

Daniel Carter: Saxophones, Clarinet, Flute, Trumpet
Tobias Wilner: Sound manipulation, Field recordings, Synthesizers, Percussion, Vocals, Bass synthesizer, Piano & Guitar
Djibril Toure: Bass
Federico Ughi: Drums

Recorded in New York City
Total 12" vinyl time - 40:00
Catalogue number 5853

Photography by Henrik Molla Jensen
Graphic Design: Sergio Vezzali

Vinyl: Beautifully designed vinyl LP with printed inner sleeve
Download code included
Also, only available from us and the artist: Exclusive limited edition of 100 Grey LPs

CD: Exclusive Digipak - First pressing of 300

TRACKS:

SIDE ONE

1. New York Flower  9:50
2. The Grind  4:10
3. Day Dream  4:34

SIDE TWO

1.  The Corner  5:26
2. After The Rain  3:53
3. Sunrise at Brower Park 2:52
4. Bronx Night 7:19


100% of profit from the sale of most of these albums
goes to the musicians