Avantgarde world music performer Derek Monypeny made another appearance at Acme Records a few weeks ago as part of a national tour with banjoist Kelby Clark.
Last time, Monypeny provided massive and dazzling psychedelic oceans of sound produced with a shahi baaja -- this time he came with a bulbul tarang, a related stringed instrument from India which features repurposed typewriter keys which are pressed down upon the strings, creating an etherial effect.
Buy his most recent release here
Recording information:
DEREK MONYPENY2026-04-03
Milwaukee, WI
Acme Records and Music Emporium
Derek Monypeny: bulbul tarang
Kelby Clark: banjo (track 4)
Setlist:
01 One (20:48)
02 Two (8:36)
03 Three (6:18)
04 Four - with Kelby (8:38)
Total time = 44:20
Recorded with permission by Richard Hayes for this blog
Microphones: Line Audio CM3 in ORTF at stage lip
Additional source: mono SBD feed
Recorder: Sound Devices MixPre6ii at 32/96
Software: Audacity, Fission, xAct
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