Incidental pleasures
IHab070. PEDRO CHAMBEL, BRUNO DUPLANT
I do not know what music is, but contrariwise quite rather well what is a sound
I've never heard any sound that I didn't enjoy:
the only trouble with sounds is music
-John Cage |
Fog at dawn
IHab069. JOSÉ RICARDO DELGADO
Atmosferas sonoras del Cañon del Combeima
The recordings were captured in the dawn
immersed on the morning fog on December of 2012 in El Cañon de Combeima and El Valle del Silencio in the Parque de los Nevados.
-José Ricardo Delgado |
Scaling down
IHab068. ISZ -Miguel Isaza- - 200X
An exploration of the microscopic soundscape. Sonic matter captured in natural environments in Llanogrande, Antioquia (Colombia) was processed in order to extract and manipulate different elements to a micro scale rearranging them into a composition which builds new emotional environments. Insect sounds, bird chanting, hydrophone recordings and rain activity were isolated, processed and reassembled preserving the essence of the original captures, but creating a variation of scale and space for the listener.
-Miguel Isaza |
The door
IHab067. DAVID PRESCOTT-STEED - Soap
This recording was made towards the end of 2012 in Melbourne, Australia, during a solitary treasure hunt
for sounds. Following my ears, I had ended up
standing in front of a locked and alarmed factory
door.
-David Prescott-Steed |
Father of the wind
IHab066. JUAN MANUEL CASTRILLO - Huayra Tata
Huayra Tata (Father of Wind in Aymara or Quechua language) is the name of the god that, according to themyth, is in charge of provoking winds, blizzards and hurricanes in northwest Argentina, Bolivia and Peru.
-Juan Manuel Castrillo |
999
IHab065. SETH COOKE - Intercession
“Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities: for weknow not what we should pray for as we ought: but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groaningswhich cannot be uttered.”-Romans 8:26 |
Echoes
IHab064. CHRISTOPHER McFALL
Quivering into your blood night radio
“Quivering into Your Blood Night Radio” was composed
during the early months of 2012 and is based on a series
of field recordings taken from Union Station in Kansas City.
-Christopher McFall |
Madagascar
IHab063. THOMAS BESLEY - Niche constructions
Listening to the rainforest is like observing the stars: you are witnessing the movements of ages, hearing echoes of a world that existed before consciousness startled modern man into existence. The natural world links our industrial future to the evolutionary past and the awesome creatures that occupy wild places quietly steward the secrets of our own existence.
Without
them, we have lost our place in time.
-Thomas Besley |
Time machine
IHab062. MUFI.RE -Rui Almeida- - Mechanics of suspended time
Improvised with an antique clock with unique characteristics due
to it's malfunction and two additional clocks equally as old but
working perfectly. Driven by the usual premise: the reaction to
stimuli on the unpredictability of (seemingly) random sounds, and in this particular case the management of confrontation between different measures of time.
Recorded in Guimarães, Portugal, June 2012. Special thanks to Luís Gonçalves. |
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I do not really know what music is, but contrariwise quite rather well what is a sound
PEDRO CHAMBEL, BRUNO DUPLANT
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Untitled
JAMES McDOUGALL, PHILIP SULIDAE
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Atmosferas sonoras del Cañon del Combeima
JOSÉ RICARDO DELGADO
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