Making The Saint, by Chris Schlarb

Making The Saint

by Chris Schlarb

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Guy Norton I love this album, because it loves me.

Tyler Stoker This record is one of my favorite companions in introspection. It takes me to a place of clarity. Favorite track: The Fear Of Death Is The Birth Of God.

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1.	Making The Saint 19:08	buy track
2.	Great Receiver 03:08	buy track
3.	The Fear Of Death Is The Birth Of God 14:34	buy track
4.	My Foolish Heart 01:57	buy track

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Making The Saint is my third full-length record.

I love small records. When I say “small record," I think of Sandy Bull's Fantasias for Guitar and Banjo, Bill Evans trio recordings at the Village Vanguard, Fripp & Eno's No Pussyfooting, or Thelonius Monk's Solo Monk. Each of these albums is simple. They're direct.

Making The Saint is a small record too. I didn't belabor it. The recording and mixing came quickly. I followed my instincts.

This album is also a spiritual retreat for me; a healthy and necessary separation after so many strong collaborations. If you're Sufist, you’d call this khalwa. In Japanese Zen Buddhism, it's called sesshin. The Santerian pro-cess of Asiento requires the initiate to dress in white garments and avoid physical contact for one year. Like so many have done before me, I forced myself into a state of inner solitude to find something new.

I hope you enjoy it, and you experience something similar while listening.
- Chris Schlarb

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released May 27, 2014

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Chris Schlarb Long Beach, California

Chris Schlarb is a musician, composer and producer based in Long Beach, California.

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