The Proposal
T. Griffin's score for Jill Magrid's documentary about Mexican architect Luis Barragán shifts effortlessly from elegiac drone and ambient to subtle modern jazz, the perfect accompaniment to a film that takes a holistic view of art.
'The Proposal' concludes Jill Magrid's art project "The Barragán Archives" and explores the iconic Mexican artist's complex legacy by defying genre and categorization, so it makes sense that she would involve a similarly ambitious musician. Brooklyn-based Griffin wrote the soundtrack while stationed in a cabin on the Massachusetts coast, and roped in some impressive collaborators: Matana Roberts, Reut Regev, Dirty Three's Jim White, Helado Negro's Jason Ajemian and Godspeed You! Black Emperor's Sophie Trudeau and Timothy Herzog.
He conducts this assembly of talent with restraint, using banjo, guitar, keyboard, field recordings and percussion to give the tracks fitting cinematic scope. From track to track, you might hear dusty crate-digging jazz, shimmering post-rock or effervescent electroacoustic ambience. It's an impressive atmosphere, that speaks to Griffin's experience having contributed to over 50 feature-length film and TV scores at this point.
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T. Griffin's score for Jill Magrid's documentary about Mexican architect Luis Barragán shifts effortlessly from elegiac drone and ambient to subtle modern jazz, the perfect accompaniment to a film that takes a holistic view of art.
'The Proposal' concludes Jill Magrid's art project "The Barragán Archives" and explores the iconic Mexican artist's complex legacy by defying genre and categorization, so it makes sense that she would involve a similarly ambitious musician. Brooklyn-based Griffin wrote the soundtrack while stationed in a cabin on the Massachusetts coast, and roped in some impressive collaborators: Matana Roberts, Reut Regev, Dirty Three's Jim White, Helado Negro's Jason Ajemian and Godspeed You! Black Emperor's Sophie Trudeau and Timothy Herzog.
He conducts this assembly of talent with restraint, using banjo, guitar, keyboard, field recordings and percussion to give the tracks fitting cinematic scope. From track to track, you might hear dusty crate-digging jazz, shimmering post-rock or effervescent electroacoustic ambience. It's an impressive atmosphere, that speaks to Griffin's experience having contributed to over 50 feature-length film and TV scores at this point.
T. Griffin's score for Jill Magrid's documentary about Mexican architect Luis Barragán shifts effortlessly from elegiac drone and ambient to subtle modern jazz, the perfect accompaniment to a film that takes a holistic view of art.
'The Proposal' concludes Jill Magrid's art project "The Barragán Archives" and explores the iconic Mexican artist's complex legacy by defying genre and categorization, so it makes sense that she would involve a similarly ambitious musician. Brooklyn-based Griffin wrote the soundtrack while stationed in a cabin on the Massachusetts coast, and roped in some impressive collaborators: Matana Roberts, Reut Regev, Dirty Three's Jim White, Helado Negro's Jason Ajemian and Godspeed You! Black Emperor's Sophie Trudeau and Timothy Herzog.
He conducts this assembly of talent with restraint, using banjo, guitar, keyboard, field recordings and percussion to give the tracks fitting cinematic scope. From track to track, you might hear dusty crate-digging jazz, shimmering post-rock or effervescent electroacoustic ambience. It's an impressive atmosphere, that speaks to Griffin's experience having contributed to over 50 feature-length film and TV scores at this point.
T. Griffin's score for Jill Magrid's documentary about Mexican architect Luis Barragán shifts effortlessly from elegiac drone and ambient to subtle modern jazz, the perfect accompaniment to a film that takes a holistic view of art.
'The Proposal' concludes Jill Magrid's art project "The Barragán Archives" and explores the iconic Mexican artist's complex legacy by defying genre and categorization, so it makes sense that she would involve a similarly ambitious musician. Brooklyn-based Griffin wrote the soundtrack while stationed in a cabin on the Massachusetts coast, and roped in some impressive collaborators: Matana Roberts, Reut Regev, Dirty Three's Jim White, Helado Negro's Jason Ajemian and Godspeed You! Black Emperor's Sophie Trudeau and Timothy Herzog.
He conducts this assembly of talent with restraint, using banjo, guitar, keyboard, field recordings and percussion to give the tracks fitting cinematic scope. From track to track, you might hear dusty crate-digging jazz, shimmering post-rock or effervescent electroacoustic ambience. It's an impressive atmosphere, that speaks to Griffin's experience having contributed to over 50 feature-length film and TV scores at this point.
Deluxe Edition 180g vinyl LP in hand-numbered die-cut jacket with an printed inner sleeve with set of four doubled-sided 12"x12" lithograph art cards.
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T. Griffin's score for Jill Magrid's documentary about Mexican architect Luis Barragán shifts effortlessly from elegiac drone and ambient to subtle modern jazz, the perfect accompaniment to a film that takes a holistic view of art.
'The Proposal' concludes Jill Magrid's art project "The Barragán Archives" and explores the iconic Mexican artist's complex legacy by defying genre and categorization, so it makes sense that she would involve a similarly ambitious musician. Brooklyn-based Griffin wrote the soundtrack while stationed in a cabin on the Massachusetts coast, and roped in some impressive collaborators: Matana Roberts, Reut Regev, Dirty Three's Jim White, Helado Negro's Jason Ajemian and Godspeed You! Black Emperor's Sophie Trudeau and Timothy Herzog.
He conducts this assembly of talent with restraint, using banjo, guitar, keyboard, field recordings and percussion to give the tracks fitting cinematic scope. From track to track, you might hear dusty crate-digging jazz, shimmering post-rock or effervescent electroacoustic ambience. It's an impressive atmosphere, that speaks to Griffin's experience having contributed to over 50 feature-length film and TV scores at this point.
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T. Griffin's score for Jill Magrid's documentary about Mexican architect Luis Barragán shifts effortlessly from elegiac drone and ambient to subtle modern jazz, the perfect accompaniment to a film that takes a holistic view of art.
'The Proposal' concludes Jill Magrid's art project "The Barragán Archives" and explores the iconic Mexican artist's complex legacy by defying genre and categorization, so it makes sense that she would involve a similarly ambitious musician. Brooklyn-based Griffin wrote the soundtrack while stationed in a cabin on the Massachusetts coast, and roped in some impressive collaborators: Matana Roberts, Reut Regev, Dirty Three's Jim White, Helado Negro's Jason Ajemian and Godspeed You! Black Emperor's Sophie Trudeau and Timothy Herzog.
He conducts this assembly of talent with restraint, using banjo, guitar, keyboard, field recordings and percussion to give the tracks fitting cinematic scope. From track to track, you might hear dusty crate-digging jazz, shimmering post-rock or effervescent electroacoustic ambience. It's an impressive atmosphere, that speaks to Griffin's experience having contributed to over 50 feature-length film and TV scores at this point.