Strata Institute

About the artist

Strata Institute was a name for what was essentially the M-Base All-Stars, an umbrella group that matched together many of the young players in the late '80s who were playing free funk SI's most notable members included Steve Coleman and Greg Osby. Strata Institute recorded Cipher Syntax in 1988 for JMT and Transmigration for DIW/Columbia in 1993. The other players on the first date were guitarist David Gilmore (not to be confused with the Pink Floyd guitarist)

Top songs

  1. Micro-Move
  2. Ihgnat
  3. Slang
  4. Decrepidus
  5. Humantic
  6. Abacus
  7. Wild
  8. speake
  9. kahn
  10. thebes
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  1. Bed Stuy
  2. 3 Against 2
  3. Turn Of Events
  4. Ihgnat Down
  5. If You Could See Me Now
  6. Minor Step
  7. Knowledge Of Cult
  8. bed_stuy
  9. turn_of_events
  10. ihgnat_down
  11. It's You
  12. 3_against_2
  13. mr_lucky
  14. Mr. Lucky
  15. if_you_could_see_me_now
  16. minor_step
  17. knowledge_of_cult
  18. its_you
  19. Hey Jim!
  20. hey_jim!
  21. Jimdog
  22. Micro Move
  23. Mr Lucky
  24. its you
  25. Cool Lou
  26. One bright morning
  27. Nobody told me
  28. Anatomy of a Rhythm
  29. Hey Jim
  30. Teefah
  31. Cycle of Change
  32. Prism
  33. It’s You
  34. 1. Slang
  35. 3 Against _2
  36. Thebes (1991)
  37. Bed Sty
  38. Pezet - Slang
  39. Non-Fiction
  40. 3against2
  41. Step
  42. Bed Study
  43. Ighnat
  44. Humanitic
  45. Hormones
  46. Strata Institute - its_you
  47. Pent-Up House
  48. Speak
  49. Hey Jim !
  50. 04 Decrepidus
  51. 05 Ihgnat Down
  52. 06 Micro-Move
  53. 07 Wild
  54. 08 Humantic
  55. 09 Abacus
  56. 10 Ihgnat
  57. If You Could See Me Now (1991, mit Von Freeman)

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