You, Me, + the Whales - You are in a Kitchen Filled with Plants as the Sun Streams Inwards (2026) [Hi-Res]

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Title: You are in a Kitchen Filled with Plants as the Sun Streams Inwards
Year Of Release: 2026
Label: Birdwatcher Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: FLAC (tracks) [44.1kHz/24bit]
Total Time: 46:02
Total Size: 499 / 267 MB
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Tracklist:

1. You are in a Kitchen Filled with Plants as the Sun Streams Inwards (14:45)
2. Today! (10:38)
3. Rainy Day Encino (10:23)
4. Tintinnabulation #2 (01:55)
5. Simply (08:20)

You, Me, + the Whales Sextet

Devin Burgenbauch // Double Bass, Bells
Zac Burgenbauch // Electric Gtr, Bells
Elif Dinçer // Harp, Electronics, Bells
M A Harms // Vibraphone, Percussion, Bells
David Otis // Alto + Soprano Saxophones, Bells
Lucas Lenny // Drumset, Bells

You are in a Kitchen Filled with Plants as the Sun Streams Inwards is the debut record from Los Angeles-based experimental jazz collective You, Me, + the Whales Sextet. The group is co-led by brothers Zac Burgenbauch (guitar) and Devin Burgenbauch (bass), and features David Otis (saxophones), Elif Dinçer (harp/electronics), M A Harms (vibraphone/percussion), and Lucas Lenny (drumset). Bringing together American primitive guitar textures with spiritual jazz, open improvisations, field recordings, microtonal drones, and a lot of bells, the ensemble weaves through Alice Coltrane-esque delicacy and frenetic improvisation a la the Cecil Taylor Unit. Otis sweetly floats amidst Lenny's running beats and Devin's rapidity, while Harms and Dinçer move with drips of sound around Zac's yearning John Fahey-inspired folk melodies. The result transports listeners to a textured dream-scape of kinetic energy and beauty.