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In this live broadcast from Overlook Mountain, host Rob Saffer will play a variety of newly released music - rock, jazz, international and ambient - that emphasizes space and place. Some of the recordings will showcase space between notes and between the musicians themselves; one can imagine where the musicians are in relation to each other. Other recordings will emphasize place - how the room in which the music was recorded affects the sound and aural experience. 

Playlist: 

No One Receiving - Brian Eno

Juju Space Jazz - Brian Eno

Kurt's Rejoinder - Brian Eno

Vitus Labrusca (Overlooked Theme) - Ben LaMar Gay

Three Days in Dresden - Seventh Station

Abrade with Me - Ches Smith

Interstellar - Kestrels

Infinite Games - Consumables

Dirty Tricks - Ellis Frawley

Feels Like Forever - Vundabar

Handshake Drugs - Wilco

Cracking the Jaw - Eli Winter

Russian Spy Canisters - Roger Clark Miller

Honest - History Dog

Bajenle a la matricula - Los Piranas 

Su nkwa - Santrofi 

Seductive Fantasy - Marshall Allen

Cristellina e Lontano - Sylvie Courvoisier & Mary Halvorson

Point Expands to World - Jeong Bisio Duo

Red Hook - Mark Turner

entanglement - Julia Ulehla

Chaque Plante, Chaque Personne - Annie A. 

Summer Light - Dirity Projectors, David Longstreth

Enti Fi Neama - Nadah El Shazly

Matine - Shifting Heigo

Monotone 3 - Tim Hecker

Cool Black Water - The Choir

Strand - Jon Balke

“Overlooked” is a show focusing on overlooked and underplayed music of all varieties: jazz, improvisational, international, and other fringe music, ancient to future, familiar to rare, classic to weird. Broadcast live from Overlook Mountain in Ulster County, “Overlooked” offers programs focused solely on newly released music along with others that focus on specific musical themes or history.

Host Rob Saffer is the former Executive Director and Producer of the Creative Music Foundation and Creative Music Studio. While living in Brooklyn for 25 years, he served on advisory boards for Celebrate Brooklyn! and Symphony Space. He also curated the Brooklyn Museum’s summer jazz series and helped found The Mingus Big Band with Mingus’s widow, Sue.