Sage’s New EP Brush Flier Out Now Hear Two Tracks
Matthew J. Sage, a Colorado-based musician, composer, and found sound artist, lives by a creed of constant creation. For those who follow his journey, every Bandcamp notification is met with enthusiasm, as he continues to explore the fascinating intersection of music and sonic experimentation.
Most recently, Sage has released a fresh collection that promises to transport listeners to entirely new sonic landscapes: the EP titled Brush Flier. This new body of work is crafted from unused material salvaged from his previous album, Tender / Wading. The process involved taking existing sounds and materials and reimagining them into something entirely new, a hallmark of Sage’s innovative approach to sound art.
Sage describes the six tracks on the EP as “daydreams from a different world,” hinting at the imaginative and often surreal nature of his compositions. It is this commitment to repurposing and reinterpreting existing material that gives his work such depth and intrigue.
The announcement of Brush Flier has already sparked interest among music enthusiasts, positioning Matthew J. Sage as an artist constantly pushing the boundaries of what sound can be.