Remembering David Parsons
New Zealand Electronic artist David Parsons left the planet in February. He was a New Zealand composer who started recording at the dawn of the New Age in 1980 with his debut album, Sounds of the Mothership. Back then, you talked about him in the same breath as Steve Roach, Robert Rich and Kevin Braheny. He combined electronics with sitar and other world music elements in a unique electronic world fusion. He did it right up until his passing on February 15 this year. We’ll hear an hour of his music from Tibetan Plateau to Atmanaut.
Read John Diliberto’s Tribute to David Parsons