The most excellent Dr. David Ozab has his new album, Tempo Ficta, available on the iTunes Music Store. This is very cool; conventional distribution for New Music is notoriously tricky. If the electronic model makes it easier for these new works to be heard, it will be a huge step forward. The technology is already here; now it’s a matter of culture.

David’s music is abstract and highly textural, constantly evolving and intertwining. With his acute sense of timing and balance, he crafts each piece into a journey in its own right. This is easy music to do badly, and very hard to get right; David gets it right.