Get all 14 Jonathan Crossley releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Bree Street, Inhale, Bounce, Got Funk, Will Travel (4-track EP), son0_morph:04 Prayers and Laments, son0_morph:03 duo, Prelude from Suite in D Minor, Son0_Morph 01:Trio, and 6 more.
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Intro Blips
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Line Back Drive
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Outback
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Bellit
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Cashier
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Tele-Phoney
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Hymn for the Fallen
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Jonathan Crossley Liverpool, UK
‘The poster boy for modern guitar’ – Guitar Moderne
Jonathan Crossley is a UK and South
African guitarist, composer and technologist based in Liverpool. His works are poly-genre in nature and operate at the intersection of improvisation and composition, exploring group interactions using technology as compositional practice.
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