The Sunday Room Sisters - When the Windows Stayed Open - Red Note Soul

This release presents a unified ensemble document shaped by proportion, patience, and collective awareness. Rather than foregrounding individual statements, the work unfolds through measured relationships between voices, spaces, and transitions. Each piece is positioned as part of a continuous argument, where restraint carries as much meaning as motion. Balance is not decorative here but structural, allowing tension to accumulate and resolve through interaction rather than display.

The album is a conceptual ensemble recording created through human artistic direction and artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence functions strictly as a formal analytical and generative instrument, used to examine pattern, proportion, ensemble behavior, and long form balance. It remains fully subordinate to human judgment, historical awareness, and aesthetic intent. The result is framed as a historically situated artistic document, engaging with early 1960s jazz language through research, discipline, and controlled imagination, rather than as a literal studio event or reconstruction.

Tracklist

Morning Curtains

Heat on the Linoleum

Radios After Noon

Still Glass on the Table

Slow Passing Street

Hands Waiting Together

Light from the Back Room

Folding Chairs Left Out

Air Between Sentences

Cups Cooling on Wood

Afternoon Without Urgency

Footsteps in Another Apartment

Voices Through Thin Walls

Window Fans Turning

Notes Set Aside

Shared Silence Before Speaking

Paper Bags by the Door

Time Loosening Its Hold

Sun Across the Floor

The Longest Hour Stayed

Breath Held then Released

Evening Not Yet Named

Open Rooms Remembered

The Day Refuses Closure

Light Remaining Longer


Conceptual Ensemble
jazz piano
jazz double bass
jazz drums
jazz tenor saxophone
jazz trumpet


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