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My recordings

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Tropos: Shadow Music (Endectomorph Music – March 2023)

Phillip Golub, piano
Mario Layne Fabrizio, percussion
Laila Smith, voice

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Recorded at Wellspring Sound on October 5, 2019
Recorded by Matt Hayes
Mixed by Ted Reichman
Mastered by Patrick McGee
Cover Art and Design by Mario Layne Fabrizio




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Filters (Greyfade – October 2022)

Phillip Golub, solo piano

produced by phillip golub & joseph branciforte
engineered by ryan beveridge
mixed by rasmus zwicki
mastered by joseph branciforte at greyfade studio
vinyl cut by scott hull at masterdisk
Committee to Save Christmas (self-release - December 2020)

​Fender Rhodes & Casiotone 401: Phillip Golub

​Produced by Phillip Golub​
Album art drawing by Mario Layne Fabrizio
Album art colors by Mario Layne Fabrizio & Phillip Golub
Tropos: Axioms // 75ab (Biophilia Records - May 2020)

Piano, Percussion, Co-Leader: Phillip Golub
Drums, Percussion, Co-Leader: Mario Layne Fabrizio
Voice: Laila Smith
Alto Saxophone: Raef Sengupta
Bass: Zachary Lavine
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Recorded Oct 5 & 6, 2019 at Wellspring Sound
Engineers: Matt Hayes, Ryan Gallagher, Matt Swanton
Mixing: Ted Reichman
Mastering: Jon Rosenberg
Album art: Mario Layne Fabrizio
Produced by Ted Reichman, Phillip Golub, and Mario Layne Fabrizio

Selected concert works

Home Song (November 2020)

commissioned by Long Beach Opera for 2020 Songbook 
Premiered Nov 15, 2020 in livestream concert


Voices:
Kelly Guerra (mezzo-soprano)
Eden Girma 

(music starts at 0:29 in video)
Text: Editorial, The Financial Times, April 20, 2020 [excerpt] The Black Death is often credited with transforming labour relations in Europe. Peasants, now scarce, could bargain for better terms and conditions; wages started to rise as feudal lords competed for workers. Thankfully, a much lower mortality rate means such a transformation is unlikely to follow coronavirus. Instead, policymakers must prevent a stunning rise in unemployment from scarring a generation with lower living standards.
Amtrak 71 by Phillip Golub (2017-18)

​Sarah Thornblade (violin)
Genevieve Lee (piano)
recorded live April 28, 2018 on the Hear Now Music Festival in Venice, CA
The Necessity of What is Unnecessary

Performed by EXAUDI; conducted by James Weeks
March 3, 2017; Milton Court Concert Hall

Text by Phillip Golub after ​Abul ʿAla Al-Maʿarri (973-1057)
We are breaths of Earth
Bodies of Dust
Quake with a doubt uneasy

A blind man reads his fingers’ ends
Quake with a doubt uneasy
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Blind, reading their fingers’ ends
Will you excuse me
For Coughing
Comet-dust and humankind are kin

Other projects 

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Layale Chaker & The Sarafand Ensemble: Inner Rhyme (In A Circle Records - 2019)
​Layale Chaker, violin
Jake Charkey, cello
Phillip Golub, piano
Nick Dunston, bass
Adam Maalouf, percussion
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Recorded at The Rift Studio, Brooklyn, New York 
Recording & Producing: Radwan Ghazi Moumneh 
Mixing: Radwan Ghazi Moumneh at Hotel2Tango, Montreal 
Mastering: Harris Newman, Grey Market Mastering 
Illustration, visual conception, design: Joseph Kai