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the green leaves sonic triptych

Posted on December 29, 2020December 29, 2020

an acme arts collective collaboration celebration of the end of eighty years of cannabis prohibition in the State of Illinois

lichen : synthesizers – g.singlaub : effected guitars – d.hopkins : video

recorded and filmed in acme records studios – produced by g.singlaub for acme records

“Spanning over one hour, the improvisations explore droney ambient spaces and follow groovy downtempos with video that serenely celebrates both the in-studio recording and beauty of the cannabis plant. Contemplative, uplifting and slightly psychedelic, the sonic triptych embraces and intrigues…much like the effects of a fresh terpene laden bud of indica dominant hybrid cannabis.”
“We think of friends and brothers who were labeled as criminals until they died because of the anti-scientific and racist prohibition of cannabis, but we also celebrate the instance of the creation of a law in Illinois that allows humans to use cannabis; even though that law itself interpolates Illinois’ criminal cannabis statutes rather than abolishing them. Cannabis is healing – and humans need healing.” – g.singlaub, founder of acme arts collective

from a review of the green leaves sonic triptych by patrick devlin of the demise

you can find all of the songs from the green leaves triptych with accompanying videos here at the lichenvision you tube website

part one : green and dark green (12pm)

part two : multi colored leaves (1pm)

this is an excerpt of multi colored leaves (1pm)
find the entire song at the lichenvision you tube website

part three : falling (4pm)

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cardboard brown from ‘concrete white and halogen yellow’

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