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Jamison Williams | |
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| Origin | Florida |
| Genres | Free Improvisation, avant garde jazz, experimental |
| Labels | Vantage Bulletin publishing |
| Website | http://www.jamisonwilliams.com |
Jamison Williams
editJamison Williams (b. June 20, 1976) is an American soprano saxophone improviser and arranger specializing in experimental deconstructionism, and extended techniques; currently the lead education coordinator of the [neu]Sonics Music Initiative. Resides in Jacksonville, Florida.
Biography
edit"He sticks with the classics—"When You Wish Upon A Star," "It's A Small World," and so on—and turns them into terrifying thrill rides of agitated chords and familiar yet warped melodies. If
Banksy were as smart as he thinks he is, Williams' work would be playing on a loud loop through the artist's dark Dismaland installation." [1]
"In the tradition of players like Peter Brötzmann and (most famously) Albert Ayler, Williams is a proponent of the extended techniques of the saxophone, spitting out harmonics, weeping 'multiphonics', the reed equivalent of a guitarist creating feedback and noise from an amplifier and effects pedals." [2]
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