The pianist and filmmaker launched his undertaking “Cabin Audio,” in which he aims to blend the traces in between composition and improvisation   James Carson‘s before long-to-be-introduced debut album The Story of Birds includes eleven tracks that had been recorded consecutively, with no edits or alterations. The album grew out of Carson’s months of isolation and exercise in a remote strawbale cabin that he crafted in the Canadian wilderness. The new release is part of a larger challenge that Carson calls Cabin New music, in which he aims “to transform the way in which music is made by inserting it in a place between composition and improvisation, and uniting musician and…