Description
This collection of musical vignettes is based on my time in Ethiopia, the place I called home for eleven years. The phrase Woradj Alle is one of the first colloquial expressions I learned upon arriving in Addis Ababa, used on public transportation, simply meaning :let me off right around here. In choosing this name, I invite you to join me on the rickety minibus journey through my time in Ethiopia, and step off the bus into scenarios, atmospheres, and soundscapes that describe moments I experienced, people I met, and other lasting impressions, striking and mundane.-K8A
Woradj Alle-Impressions of Ethiopia for solo violin and electronics, the first solo album by New York based Kaethe Hostetter. No words, no drums, no back up musicians, nothing but K8A with violin and pedals creating a calming and warm audio experience to be added to the Ethiopian canon of music. Comes in a tip-on Stoughton sleeve with insert. Available now.
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