The Apocrypha Chronicles: Mycologue Imprints
by Re:Naissance Opera
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Footsteps
02:35
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Remember
02:01
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Aorta
02:52
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Windfall
01:38
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Arrival
02:32
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Locarno
01:48
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Thunderstones
01:34
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Aura
02:15
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Biosynthesis
04:00
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Yesteryear
03:05
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Strata
02:33
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Chicory
06:34
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Hyphae
01:24
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Interweaving
01:50
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Sensing
02:27
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Symbiosis
04:04
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Sporocarp
01:28
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Epigraph
02:37
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Equinox
02:03
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Music from The Apocrypha Chronicles
Composed by Jessica McMann and Benton Roark
Composed by Jessica McMann and Benton Roark
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released March 20, 2022
Tracks 1, 3, 6, 10, 12, 16, 17 by Jessica McMann and Benton Roark
Track 15 by Jessica McMann
Tracks 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 18, 19 by Benton Roark
Raven Grenier’s “Catching Spirit” appears on track 12
Gabriel Dharmoo’s “Drawing the Curtains” appears on track 16
Tracks 1, 4, 5, 10, 14, 16, 17 feature performances by Carole Bestvater, violin, Kate Read, viola, Vernon Regehr, cello, and Bill Brennan, percussion and piano with Michelle LaCour, recording engineer.
Tracks 3, 18, and 19 feature performances by Ellen Marple and Dan Morphy.
Track 2 features the voices of Fathima Mohiuddin, Debi Wong, Jessica Schacht, Chris Gatchalian, and Jackson Wai Chung Tse
Track 8 features the voice of Renae Morrisseau
Track 12 features the voice of Rae Takei
Jessica plays Flutes, Vocals, and Piano.
Benton plays keyboards and synthesizers (Moog, Lumatone, Rhodes, piano) and guitars (electric, pedal steel, fretless bass)
re:Naissance Opera, Executive Producer
Album Artwork by Rebecca Smit
Mixed by Benton Roark and Paolo Pietropaolo
Mastered by Guillermo Subauste at Pacha Sound in Toronto
Tracks 1-4 recorded at: Stamen 8b/2156/471/Summer B/89-90°
Track 5 recorded at: X̱wáýx̱way/2156/479/Summer B/Blue/2°
Tracks 6-9 recorded at: Generational Gardens/2156/480/Summer B/7-9°
Track 10 recorded at: X̱wáýx̱way/2156/483/Summer C/161°
Tracks 11-13 recorded at: Arosgurna/2156/488/Summer C/143-145°
Tracks 14-17 recorded at: Mycosphere/2156/490/Summer C/100-102°
Tracks 18-19 recorded at: Xwáýx̱way/2156/1/Fall A/Harvest/170/11°
Tracks 1, 3, 6, 10, 12, 16, 17 by Jessica McMann and Benton Roark
Track 15 by Jessica McMann
Tracks 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 18, 19 by Benton Roark
Raven Grenier’s “Catching Spirit” appears on track 12
Gabriel Dharmoo’s “Drawing the Curtains” appears on track 16
Tracks 1, 4, 5, 10, 14, 16, 17 feature performances by Carole Bestvater, violin, Kate Read, viola, Vernon Regehr, cello, and Bill Brennan, percussion and piano with Michelle LaCour, recording engineer.
Tracks 3, 18, and 19 feature performances by Ellen Marple and Dan Morphy.
Track 2 features the voices of Fathima Mohiuddin, Debi Wong, Jessica Schacht, Chris Gatchalian, and Jackson Wai Chung Tse
Track 8 features the voice of Renae Morrisseau
Track 12 features the voice of Rae Takei
Jessica plays Flutes, Vocals, and Piano.
Benton plays keyboards and synthesizers (Moog, Lumatone, Rhodes, piano) and guitars (electric, pedal steel, fretless bass)
re:Naissance Opera, Executive Producer
Album Artwork by Rebecca Smit
Mixed by Benton Roark and Paolo Pietropaolo
Mastered by Guillermo Subauste at Pacha Sound in Toronto
Tracks 1-4 recorded at: Stamen 8b/2156/471/Summer B/89-90°
Track 5 recorded at: X̱wáýx̱way/2156/479/Summer B/Blue/2°
Tracks 6-9 recorded at: Generational Gardens/2156/480/Summer B/7-9°
Track 10 recorded at: X̱wáýx̱way/2156/483/Summer C/161°
Tracks 11-13 recorded at: Arosgurna/2156/488/Summer C/143-145°
Tracks 14-17 recorded at: Mycosphere/2156/490/Summer C/100-102°
Tracks 18-19 recorded at: Xwáýx̱way/2156/1/Fall A/Harvest/170/11°
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