Since the day they met at a studio, Deniz Taşar and Şentürk Öztaş have been playing music together and writing songs, leading them to create an album that tells the story of their six year long musical partnership, inspired by their experiences and projects they were a part of. The bass and vocal duo's album: ‘Chapter One’ is now ready for you to meet a year after they began to take stage as a bass-vocal project “Songs From A Breeze”. Their name represents the respect they have for sudden inspirations as if they come with the breeze, also showing their love and curiosity for improvisation. The album consists of songs such as “Cheer” which was improvised while they were sitting on a grass field and more familiar songs like “Origin 134”, with its video released prior to the album.

This SACD from PentaTone was recorded originally in 1970, not long after he’d made his official debut as an organist. (His organ recitals are notable for being played from memory.) The performances were taken down in the then-new quadraphonic system & released on Philips LPs. But of course quadraphonic LPs were a less than ideal carrier for the 4ch sound on the tapes. Fortunately PentaTone, a company founded by ex-Philips personnel, has been reissuing quad recordings on SACDs remastered from those tapes & they sound spectacularly lifelike. They are, of course, in 4ch sound, not the 6ch that the modern SACD system is capable of.