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Narcocism

from Volume Two by Collective Order

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When Collective Order met last year to discuss our plans for the second record, I knew I wanted to write a large ensemble piece. I like writing for different instrumentations, so I formed this large ensemble as an experiment in doubling instrument groups. You can hear this idea with my use of two female voices, two keyboards, two guitars, and two basses. The name "Narcocism" comes from an obsession I have with combining words that I like the sound of.
—Andrew Miller

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from Volume Two, released September 29, 2017
Composed by Andrew Miller

Vocals – Belinda Corpuz, Laura Swankey
Alto Saxophone – Murray Heaton
Trumpet – Andrew McAnsh
Tenor Saxophone – Connor Newton
Trombone – Nebyu Johannes
Guitar – Liam Stanley, Noel Thomson
Piano – Ewen Farncombe
Hammond B3 – Joel Visentin
Upright Bass – Chris Adriaanse
Electric Bass – Julian Anderson-Bowes
Drums – Jon Foster

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Collective Order Toronto, Ontario

Collective Order is a collaborative recording project featuring 21 jazz musicians based in Toronto. Since forming in 2015, the band has released one album of jazz standards and two albums consisting of all-original compositions. Now releasing their third album, the band has undoubtedly developed a distinct aesthetic centred around a shared creative process. ... more

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