Sean Wolcott returns with another amazing cinematic LP which will surely find it’s way into the deepest crates of library film collectors and lovers. Sounding as authentic as it gets, Sean has really dialed in the sound of his library inspired recordings which sound as close to those from the 1960’s and 1970’s that have inspired him. Full analog sound, all songs were written, produced, arranged, and recorded by Sean Wolcott at Soundview Analog Recorders.
“Light Music for Heavy Industry,” Wolcott’s 8th library album, is a kaleidoscopic journey into the psychedelic fringes of easy listening. Inspired by library music for industrial films, space-age pop, experimental jazz, exotica, and early synth pioneers, it’s Wolcott’s most sweeping and dreamlike work yet. Combining symphonic jazz-funk, hazy grooves, and avant-garde textures, the album crafts a playful, surreal, and atmospheric soundscape. Echoes of Pete Jolly’s Seasons, Alessandro Alessandroni, Charles Stepney, Esquivel, and Galt MacDermot ripple through this ode to an alternate future bathed in misplaced optimism.
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