Andy Summers: Harmonics of the Night
Release Date: 01 Apr 2022
2LP 12" Album Coloured Vinyl (Limited Edition)
Label:Cargo Records

DISK 1 SIDE A

A Certain Strangeness

DISK 1 SIDE B
City of Crocodiles
Aeromancer
Chronosthesia
Harmonics of the Night

DISK 2 SIDE A
Mirror in the Dirt
Prairie
Fantoccini
Aphelion

DISK 2 SIDE B
Spell
Inamorata
Micrografia
Ecstasy Blooms
A Joint in West Kensington

Andy Summers – Guitar + 
Produced by Andy Summers and Dennis Martin Smith
Recorded and Mixed by Dennis Martin Smith
Recorded at Hill of Beans, Venice California 
August 2019 

All compositions by Andy Summers
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Administered by Modern Works Music Publishing
Photography by Andy Summers
Design by Andy Summers and Andrew Behla

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Harmonics of the Night is the third in what I’ve conceived of as a trilogy of recordings. Following on from ‘Metal Dog’ and ‘Triboluminescence’.

The music for Harmonics of the Night came from a real-life situation, which was the occasion of a retrospective exhibition of my photography at the Pavilion Populaire in Montpellier.

I was able to visit the museum in advance of the opening and decided this time (instead of the usual unsuitable music being played by the whatever gallery!) that I must make a music installation to accompany the photography on the wall, a piece that could be looped and thus provide a continual musical counterpoint to the visual.

I made a twenty-minute single guitar improvisation. A Certain Strangeness: This piece put a certain approach in my head and pointed me in the direction of eleven more tracks. These pieces which vary from minimalist approaches to African influenced dance pieces and are what I consider the sonic parallels to the photography.