NEWS

New solo project in the works -> Air, strings and Wood | extended piano, organ-pre-recordings and multi-channel installation of 8 red-cedar resonators.

Upcoming 2025 releases -> Juniper Fuse Ensemble “Dream Bodies” (Watch a Performance Excerpt HERE). “And Then There Were The Sounds of Birds”

14.8.24 Bornholm residency for “And Then There Were The Sound of Birds”. Site-specific research in movement, sound and film. Initially commissioned by CPH Organ Sound Art Festival.

18.7..24 World Listening Day (Vancouver) – work for chamber organ and multi-channel installation for 8 sitka-spruce resonators. In collaboration with Giorgio Magnanensi.

28.6.24 New Release | Unburying, From liminals, Emerging (ILK)

Purchase digitally or physically HERE

25-30.6.24 Five-day residency with Juniper Fuse Ensemble (New commissioned work, Nagual) 

 

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Recent Press:

 

And Then There Were The Sounds Of Birds (2023)

“ephemeral and beautifully fragile” – Mikkel Schou in Passive Aggressive (DK)

 

Unburying, From Liminals, Emerging (2024)

“Matt Choboter, who can just as easily be found in a jazz concert as in a contemporary music setting with this music, is obviously a voice that cannot be compared to anyone else’s.” …. “Matt Choboter takes us to places no one has been before.” – Tor Hammerø in Nettavisen

“The enigmatic music sounds like nothing you may have listened to before but feels so familiar, vivid and stimulating.” – Eyal Hareuveni in Salt peanuts.

 

Postcards of Nostalgia (2023)

“Postcards Of Nostalgia simultaneously expands and blows the mind” – London News (Frank Graham)

“Best on Bandcamp” for July 2023 (David Sumner)
AllAboutJazz – double feature with Tania Giannouli (Doug Collette)

 

Sleep Inertia (2022)

“A realized musical dream” – MusicWorks (Ken Waxman, CA)

“Best Jazz on AllAboutJazz” for 2022 by Doug Colette
“Best on BandCamp” for July 2022 by Dave Sumner