Orchestra naïF

A ska shaped reggaetoon item with Kamran Khan aka McEucalips on drums Joel Banner Baird: voice, acoustic bass and guitarage jhaffur khan azad darakth: trumpets There's nothin bogus about the way I focus retina reggae dial me up a crocodile and have ate an aligator retina reggae don't think don't want to wink anymore no no no retina reggae

the ancient art of tent pegging is comemorated by this swashbuckling cavalcade with: Kamran Khan aka Mc Eucalips on congas jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums and flute Joel Banner Baird: organ and vocals

Trio work in segments explores the textures of conkworthiness as lignin as can tree. with phloem be with: MC Eucalips aka Kamran Khan on drums jhaffur khan azad darakth on bass clarinet Joel Banner Baird on bass viol

warm and fuzzy like a hot glass of REM-stem. jhaffur khan azad darakth: alto saxophones, drums Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, piano

The naiF quartet stretches out in this wee tot of storage rum, aged in the old clutter of memories and dust, stirred and slurped as you like it by: Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, slide Gretchenator jhaffur khan azad darakth: piano and drums

beat skipping blues with a coronoid atitude: jhaffur khan azad darakth on percussion, oboette, B # harmonica, Laotian jaw's harp, 3 hole flute Joel Banner Baird: aoustic bass, Gretchenator slide, organ and voice "extra- extra ventricular oh yeah: intramural sports adorable let us ride the elliptical funicular cause this here is no ordinary coronary. let us smooch to the tune of the fibrillator extra ventricular blues"

a slow waltz, a trans genre redaction, an effulgent elliptical digression, the passage of unspoken digestibles, words in time. Joel Banner Baird: contrabass, cumbush, Gretchenator jhaffur khan azad darakth: silver flute, bass clarinet, percussion, voice

An ode to the humble krupuk: jhaffur khan azad darakth: suling Kamran Khan, aka Beatbox without Borders: percussion Joel Banner Baird: Surf Cumbush

A post prandial chambered discourse of medieval origins on the forgotten cultures where the oratorical retains ritual respect: jhaffur khan azad darakth: silver flute, harpsichord Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, cello, oratorical voices

A reflection on the secret lives of catepillars, clicking in ant language to be granted sanctuary in nests, their pupa licked for flavours described here for the first time: jhaffur khan azad darakth: silver flute, trumpet, percussion, slide flute Joel Banner Baird: piano, acoustic bass.

Dearing to expose the secret inner thoughts of those with barrel toes obstructed in their ancient practices by the rigamarole of phalanges more linear this piece of new music builds a layered tone poem of complex audio rohrshachs , a call to action laced with a touch of oak and the resin of residual wet wool sock. with: Joel Banner Baird: vocals, cello, acoustic bass, bowed cumbush jhaffur khan azad darakth: silver flute, trumpets, bass clarinet and euphonium

A quiet rollandelle as if it featured medievally then disappeared or didn't: Joel Banner Baird: Spinach guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: silver flute

An openned and shuttered reel around the rogues gallery, instantaneously composed on the spots by: Joel Banner Baird: bass, voices, guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: flutes, percussion, horns

Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, voice,slide Gretchenator jhaffur khan azad darakth, drums, C harmonica Comon! hummm and Oh! When youv'e had it with the clatter and you're through with the news come on over to the buffet dear and we'll find us something to chew ho Delicious sauces let it rain let it rain nothin spells success nothin smells success like a gravy stain.

mo-mo night aughta be my go-go night instead it was no-show, flow-slow-and-go-home outta-sight kinda night go figger! You and I share the blame nothin calls my name like a little plate o’ dumplins and a sauce made outta sumpthins there's a secret in our steam, but don’t you dare go live-stream it oh no, no, no cause it’s my one and only mo-mo night gotta be, gotta be... Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, organ, guitar, lyrics jhaffur khan azad darakth: trumpet, percussion, voice, trombone

the band on a late night of spontaneous composition proposed this slow swingtime slalom slidin on home: jhaffur khan azad darakth: bach trombone, alto saxophone, percussion Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, piano, guitar

East of the Cacucusus in the gaze of benevolence the dancers wheel, the philosopher's stone turns all to goldfinches. Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass and guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: djembe, cajon, clarinet, Tajik flute , tonga bell and percussion

His supplicant knees rubbed to the raw Body a giant inchworm in perambulations Chortens rise like unintended mountains The sacred stones scraped and flawed All sin is swept aside as a matter of waste The encumbrances of guilt no longer grow The rags on hands that no one will ever know Fresh dirt besmirched by his imprinted face Mighty crags review his creeping pilgrimage Small insects taste the raw relief he leaves The slime trail only his knees now grieve His mere remembrance reduced to a smudge jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums, clarinet, lyric, voice Joell Banner Baird: spinach guitar, acoustic bass,

Things rarely remain fully revealed indeed it is in their profound illusiveness that they achieve a higher ground; jhaffur khan azad darakth: bansuri, melodica, drums Joel Banner Baird: voice, acoustic bass, Gretchenator slide guitar

Only the listener may subscribe only the ear can describe Rupak Roy: electric guitar and percussion, painting "self portrait as Dorian Gray" jhaffur khan azad darakth: saxophone, percussion , jaw's harp and slide whistle Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass and voice lyrics: Like a rose at a rodeo in sequins dipped dipped in cognac smooth as borderlines your scent I glory I glory in the upper repiratory only only acetyline has more meaning to me I will see you I will see you as we circle the gulag gu gu gu gulag jamun oh only only acetyline has more meaning and I will see you as we two circle the gulag the gulag jamun

Quleque chose qu'on a trouve ches elle, au debut du monde, enfin. Joel Banner Baird, acoustic bass, classical guitar, voix jhaffur khan azad darakth: brushes, silver flute, melodica, un petit peu du voix

a late night trio review of joke filled rooms and the slowly filtering light of night with: jhaffur khan azad darakth on batterie and bass clarinet Joel Banner Baird on piano grande

The song of grandfather butterfly - a lepidopterists adventures in Nepal with: bansuri, madal, drums, bells, jaw's harp, drums from jhaffur khan azad darakth acoustic bass and cello from Joel Banner Baird

Drawing inspiration from Carnatic tradition and the forested landscapes of Karnataka this instantaneouosly composed piece is also available on video on Orchestra Naif's youtube channel and includes the following: veenu (Carnatic flute) by jhaffur khan azad darakth kanjira (Carnatic hand drum) by Kamran Khan cellos by Joel Banner Baird

Sept a dire, my dear say whatever you want" jhaffur khan azad darakth: alto saxophone, trumpet, kanjira, drums, jaw's harp Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, piano, voice

Instantaneously composed new music from the naiF atelier with: jhaffur khan azad darakth: batterie, voice Joel Banner Baird: gretchenator guitar, acoustic bass

Instantaneously composed extream classical new music by the naiFians: jhaffur khan azad darakth: piano Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass

A presentation of instantaneously composed collaborative production with: jhaffur khan azad darakth: flute, clarinet and drums Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass and guitar

A club date taken lying down with or without Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, Blondie electric guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: trumpets, clarinets, trombone, drums

Le demi monde as percieved directly by compounded Black Walnut leaves. jhaffur khan azad darakth: plays batterie, zauberflute Joel Banner Baird: plucks bass, plays piano grandee and vocalizes

jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums, bansuri, trombone, shehnai, trumpet Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, piano, organ related lyrics: Lawn chairs sinking in the thunda* tundra Afford an arctic view of diminishing returns For peats sake and carbon if I do I’ll take two tickets for the northern passage Open return by air mattress as levels rise Upended ice bergs left leaning all akimbo Northern polar wear for warming bears Or two times tanned in tropical acetone When rain on steroids rewards more errant flames Fooled forensics fuels free association with all truth Zoonotic or robotic these flu shots swigged like tonic I’ll put on the profusion and raid the radiation. What’s not too climate? what’s not fair change? *cold (Hindi) Jhaffur khan azad darakth 2025

Turgut dreams of revenge during his long hours of captivity jhaffur khan azad darakth: Kyrgyz transverse flute, clarinet, Tajik folk flute, percussion, duduks Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, cellos

synaptic resilience through instantaneous free association helps illuminate journeys through the mindscape informed by mental bravery a head. jhaffur khan azad darakth and Joel Banner Baird hold an elaborated spontaneous conversation on varied instrumentation including but not limited to: melodica, kanjira, cumbush, cello,, laquerware, voices, bells, ocarina, biscuit tins, glockenshpiel, mbira, madal, hands on drums, measuring cups, hands on hands, tambourine, bansuri. Lyrics unavailable.

Just a short reverie inspired by Esther Esther: voice Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, Gretchenator slide guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: bansuri, percussion, clapping

a low down dirty classic blues from the back flow on the old Western Delta Joel Banner Baird provides principal voice, guitar, acoustic bass jhaffur khan azad darakth accompanies on brushes, silver flute, supporting voices lyrics (Joel Banner Baird): you hear about someone hereabouts messin’ with the Western Delta? yep: outranked ranger too polite for trouble picks his own groans, rolls and tumbles, yep gets sober seeing double smokes a sign in the interim plenty plentiful so please keep him off the intercom shooting stars wherever they are lit round his horoscope like lariats wrap his banjo like, this fella is justice lookin’ for a home? I hear someone hereabouts messin’ with the Western Delta Borrow another man’s scalp if he wears the same size one for me and a mule named Sal (‘scuse me while I ventriloquize) Hmmmmmmm.

Joel Banner Baird: lyrics, piano, voice, acoustic bass jhaffur khan azad darakth: silver flute, percussion, shehnai, clarinet, the ballad in actual verse: "Buffalo Gals in Tinker Town frolic and adventure rings around your toes so much of which goes to show this ain’t no ordinary rodeo rope tricks are a no-go I’d settle for a string of bling ‘cause that’s the way the bee stings pop goes the pipe-dream, oh"

a dancehall roadeo bluester blascapade bhangropera Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass and Gretchenator slide guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums, blues harmonica, voice, whistle

Bring Red Columnist in Joel Banner Baird: classical guitar, acoustic bass, cello, voice jhaffur khan azad darakth: trumpet, clarinet, silver flute, trombone, melodica, Kyrgyz jaw's harp, percussion, voic

Sleeping kin let them be second cousins dreaming in sequence Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, cello jhaffur khan azad darakth: drums, alto saxophone, blues harmonica

"You make me crazy with your silly talk but you drive me wild with your side to side walk" Joel Banner Baird: voice, acoustic bass, slide guitar, organ jhaffur khan azad darakth: voice, drums, silver flute, alto saxophone Melanie: voice

Now the old bald eagle he can fly he looks down at the river below he ain't blind he knows you're swimmin against the flow but he's still got the sky now that river is muddy and the river is wide yeah but that eagle sees it all and you'll never hide cause he's still got the sky until the last sunset that old bald eagle he'll never forget and I'll tell you why cause he's still got the sky!! jhaffur khan azad darakth: blues harmonia, drums, voice Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, Gretchenator slide guitar

an early morning ode to the sabzi mandis of the world jhaffur khan azad darakth: bansuris, percussion Joel Banner Baird: voice, guitar,chimes

antiquity not withstanding the excrudescence still smells of greed slathered thick and accreted through the sediment of time held fast in layers but still exuding ancient breath: Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, voices, piano forte and Spanish guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: conches, monster trumpet, voices, tympony

transcribed from early lepidopterist's harpsichord notations in countries on the side. silverflutes, drums and melodica: jhaffur khan azad darakth acoustic bass and electric guitar: Joel Banner Baird

strictly by the book these phylo generic notations ascribe to no other ceded, pressed or boxed antecedents but rather present as unexpropriated foliar rotations saxophones and percussion are presented by jhaffur khan azad darakth acoustic bass, piano and cello are courtesy of Joel Banner Baird

Late afternoon with: jhaffur khan azad darakth on bansuris, saxophone and percussion Joel Banner Baird playing acoustic bass and Gretchenator

An anglo stirfry served with seasoning and sauciness by: jhaffur khan azad darakth: bansuri, tymponic percussion Joel Banner Baird on acoustic bass, and Gretchenator slide guitar

Is anyone? I thought not: another instantaneously composed piece carried forward by its crankitalligismic freedrums and melodinks jhaffur khan azad darakth on flutes and whistles, trumpet, drums and dogbowls, glockenspei,voice Joel Banner Baird on acoustic bass, cumbush, voice

New music from the affronted cortex after the great crossing by the Naif collective: Joel Banner Baird: acoustic bass, cello, Gretchenator guitar jhaffur khan azad darakth: clarinets, percussion

"What Goths have wrought No mangrove left arrear The flute has taught The bass refined To please the listening ear" reviewed anonymously libretto and voice: Girl George II flute and percussion: jhaffur khan azad darakth acoustic bass: Joel Banner Baird