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Roulette's ensemble offers an Alfa Mist studio-session catch-up

The Real World performance brings keys, bass, drums, guitar and horns together across seven album tracks.

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Alfa Mist - Live at Real World Studios

"Found You" opens the set; "Who Were You?" closes it. Between those two questions, "Alfa Mist - Live at Real World Studios" offers a substantial way to spend an upload break, revisiting songs from Roulette with a six-musician ensemble.

Alfa Mist handles keys and piano, joined by Kaya Thomas Dyke on bass, Jamie Houghton on drums and Jamie Leeming on guitar. Johnny Woodham supplies trumpet and flugel, while Samuel Rapley plays sax and bass clarinet. For a musician whose work connects jazz with hip-hop's rhythmic sensibility, that combination gives the compositions plenty of instrumental voices.

Posted roughly nine months ago, the session has passed a quarter-million views and is the channel's most active video right now, drawing considerably more daily viewing than either the "Found You" visualizer or the recent "Avoid the Drones" live excerpt. Its description also points to a September vinyl release on Sekito, giving the performance a life beyond the screen.

There were no new uploads this week. The existing collection added about 31,000 views, while the subscriber count remained unchanged. That made for a modest viewing week within its broader producer-and-electronic-music group, where shonci had a much larger audience gain. Here, the useful discovery is in the credits: Kaya Thomas-Dyke not only plays double bass on the recorded "Found You," but also made the painting used for its visualizer.

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