Per Boysen / David Cowley | Organisational Culture Loops

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Organisational Culture Loops

by Per Boysen / David Cowley

Meltdown Electronica with Soaring Saxes, Bowed Strats and Animated Spoken Word.
Genre: Electronic: Ambient
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1. Landscape (instrumental) Per Boysen
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2. Organisational Cultures Per Boysen / David Cowley
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3. Iceberg Per Boysen / David Cowley
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4. Journey (instrumental) Per Boysen
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5. Organisational Archeology Per Boysen / David Cowley
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6. Storytelling Per Boysen / David Cowley
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7. History of Business Per Boysen / David Cowley
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8. Routines and Rituals Per Boysen / David Cowley
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9. Reflections (instrumental) Per Boysen
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10. There Is No Going Back Per Boysen / David Cowley
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11. Epilogue Per Boysen / David Cowley
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


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Per Boysen is one of Sweden's leading live-looping musicians. The marriage between real-time interactive electronics and traditional musician performing skills is his burning interest. Honouring the improvisational approach by playing the live-looping meta instrument made up by electronics, electric guitar, tenor saxophone and self-made electromechanical devices.

"With improvisational performance and experimental music PBoy has a background highly suitable for bringing out the orchestrations implied by David Cowley's animated spoken word performance" (Noden Inspiration).

David's work covers areas such as strategic management, organisational cultures and change, personal development and leadership. He is now progamme Director for the Ashridge Diploma in General Management. www.ashridge.com

Acting as the Curator, Swedish organisation Noden initiated this unique collaboration. World class speaker David Cowley teaming up with experimental live-looping musician Per Boysen. This collaboration may seem to merge worlds widely apart, such as the strict organisational theorist's world and the seemingly floating world of the bohemian musician. But on a closer look you will find that they share many essential elements. As David and Pboy experienced, you have to rely on the very same human qualities such as intuition and dramatic techniques. It doesn't really matter if your performance aims at creating music in front of an audience or taking action as a leader in a modern business organisation, they both require similar skills and approaches. This can sometimes appear paradoxical, for example being focused on what you are trying to do and at the same time being open to what is happening around you.


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Tim Nelson

Spoken word done in a new way
The problem with many spoken-word recordings is that once you've heard them a couple of times, your desire to hear them again goes away. 'Organisational Culture Loops' is different. In fact, I'm finding that it's growing on me with repeated listening. I attribute this to the way in which producer/looper/guitarist/saxophonist Per Boysen has chosen to treat David Cowley's voice as a musical instrument, while still allowing it to follow the natural rhythms and cadences of human speech. 'Organisational Culture Loops' avoids the extremes of either chopping up the flow of the language to fit the music or of making the music subservient to what could have otherwise been a stand-alone monologue, a middle ground many artists working in this area have been unable to remain within. The result is a compelling listening experience in which the voice and the instruments support and nourish each other symbiotically.

On my first listen, I felt that the voice was perhaps a bit too prominent in the mix, but interestingly, once it had drawn me in, I found my opinion had changed; I'm not sure if that was an intentional psychoacoustic technique or a happy accident but in any case, it works.

Three of the eleven tracks are instrumentals which make me wish to hear more of Boysen's solo work.

Highly recommended!