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Pete Min's Colorfield Records And Sculpted Chaos
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Pete's studio Lucy's Meat Market has become one of the most in demand spots for recording among a subset of musical artists with LA ties ranging from Ben Wendel and Larry Goldings to Andrew Bird and Feist.
Min started Colorfield Records to pursue a less traditional approach to recording, one that he refers to as "sculpted chaos."
He says, "I want what's in the subconscious. I don't want it ironed out. When people are just doing it and it's coming out, that's what I'm interested in."
Since launching in 2021 the label has released records by Abe Rounds, Larry Goldings, Mark Guiliana, Sam Gendel, Anthony Wilson, Brad Allen Williams and others.
We met in his studio earlier this year to talk about his early development on the east coast, how moving to Los Angeles gave him the space to reinvent himself musically, and what it means to make art music.
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