Teardown

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Teardown

By: David Lavoie Quartet

Origin: Calgary, Alberta, 🇨🇦

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10 tracks

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10 tracks

  • Eden

    Track 1 03:20

  • Blindside

    Track 2 02:44

  • Where Are You Going

    Track 3 04:24

  • Cypress

    Track 4 03:32

  • Mantra

    Track 5 03:16

  • Hot Commodity

    Track 6 02:46

  • Refraction

    Track 7 03:15

  • Unbothered

    Track 8 02:49

  • Maybe it's Overrated

    Track 9 03:23

  • The Slabs

    Track 10 04:13

Insight

The second full length album by Canada based pals David Lavoie and Carson Tworow. Forging ahead in the world of jazz today, "Teardown" is a clear evolutionary path forward from their debut effort "Urban Repurpose". Inspired by the urban landscape of Western Canada, where heritage homes are rarely preserved but instead "torn down" to be replaced by the brand new and shiny. Our urban space is changing at a rapid pace, let Lavoie and Tworow present a provocative musical commentary on a complex topic.

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Credits

Musicians
David Lavoie: trumpets, guitars, bass, trombone and flute
Carson Tworow: drums and synthesizers
Luke Smit: synthesizers on ‘Cypress’
Nate Waters: saxophone on ‘Eden’ and ‘Unbothered’

Production
Production and sound design by David Lavoie
Production and sound design by Carson Tworow
Additional production and sound design on ‘Cypress’ by Luke Smit
Mixed by Chris Dadge at Child Stone Studios
Mastered by Gus Elg at Sky Onion Mastering

Artwork
Artwork by Jae Polgar and Morgan Otto
Vinyl and tape design by Jae Polgar

Physical Release
Vinyl LP
Cream / grey coloured vinyl
Limited to 100 copies worldwide

Cassette
Cream coloured cassette
Limited to 150 copies worldwide

Release
Released September 27, 2024
Available digitally, by streaming, on vinyl LP and cassette

Additional Information
Teardown is the second full-length album by David Lavoie and Carson Tworow, following Urban Repurpose. The album was inspired by the changing urban landscape of Western Canada and the replacement of heritage homes with new development.

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