Lack of Worldview as a Tribute to Everyday Life

This album includes 14 improvised duets with partners from Denmark, France, the Netherlands, Japan, Germany, Canada, the US, Italy, the UK and Pennsylvania. This organic experimental music is so wide-ranging that no single categorization does it justice. As the common thread in such a tapestry, Tungu reveals a superpower of chameleon-like adaptation. He draws out each partner’s unique voice, supports and never overshadows. He initiated this project by reaching out to collaborators who then shared an improvised track, which Sergiy augmented. Sometimes it worked the other way around. The partners agreed on final products, which then became part of the album’s bold and beguiling playlist. Tungu’s musical origins trace back to a group of like-minded people called the Kollectiv, which was about spontaneous improvisation. He served in hardcore, metal and noise bands and, around 2014, started experimenting with with cut tape, field recordings and samples, which is how the early Tungu projects took shape.