ARCHAMBAULT, TIMOTHY - Chisake

"Chìsake [Algonquin]: to chant; to conjure; to cast a spell; this generally involves a shake-house, or shaking tent, in which the conjurer goes into a trance; the conjurer then has an out-of-body experience, going into the future to predict coming events, or into the past; as well as going into any locality in the universe to seek out someone or something generally practiced for ancestral divination. Indigenous flute solo: Timothy Archambault. Digitally recorded December 31, 2014 Beijing, China. Sound engineer: Victor Luan; Cover photography: Sascha Kleis; Flute & portrait photography: CYJO Algonquin Couple circa 1750-1780 watercolor by unknown Artist/Courtesy of the Public Library of Montreal, Salle Gagnon; Produced by Timothy Archambault; Cut by Andreas Kauffelt at Schnittstelle, April 2021 Berlin; Dedicated to Timothy's father: Philip Cyril Archambault." - Ideologic Organ .