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The second LP by "Aksummi" from Sigrid Kalon's solo exhibition "TIME IS COLOUR" held at MON from March 16, 2024.

Sigrid Calon has been responsible for the jacket cover visuals for each of their albums since their debut. This collaboration came about when Adam Heron, head of Tonal Union, asked the artist to create a work for them.

The album "Lines" is the follow-up to the first album "Fleeting Future." It features minimalist music centered around alto saxophone, clarinet, and piano, with understated rhythms, creating a slightly more horizontal and ambient atmosphere than the previous album.

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This is a record with an impressive rhythmic melody. It is limited to 500 copies.

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Artist_Aksumi

Cover designer_Sigrid Calon

Label_Tonal Union

Release Year_2023

Place of Production_England

Artist Info

Aksumi

This project is by Pascal Bideau, a French-born composer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer based in London. He signed with Tonal Union, a new London-Berlin label run by Adam Heron, and released his first album, "Fleeting Future," in June 2022. His hallucinatory, genre-bending blend of minimalism, cosmic jazz, and Fourth World influences has garnered attention from various media outlets.

Sigrid Calon

Born in 1969, she currently lives and works in Tilburg, Netherlands, a city with a long history of textile industry connections. She began her artistic career in 2005, and her international breakthrough came with her collection "To the Extend of / \ | & -," a lithograph poster of the same name. Her work has been highly acclaimed worldwide and is included in numerous collections and museum libraries. She creates installations that utilize the unique characteristics of each location and region, including exhibitions at the Uniqlo Fifth Avenue store in New York (2017) and the De Pont Museum of Contemporary Art in Tilburg (2019). In 2022, she spent three months at Creative Residence Arita (CRA) in Saga Prefecture, and presented a textile installation at Fukugenji Temple in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, during Fuji Textile Week 2022.