For my media and technology class we were asked to remix Martin Luther King's, Dream speech. I used sound from Freesound.org to create a layered piece the symbolic of the words said and used in the speech. I focused on a portion of the speech and tried to play with rhythm. The audio components, make reference to slavery and police brutality. It's abruptness and spontaneity speak in rhythm and sound make references to the black experience throughout history and in todays world in which "The negro is still not free." #GodblessMurica'

All sounds used with the exception of the MLK Speech - Freesound.org

MLK Speech - Public Domain

MLK Dream Speech - REMIX - A.WEEKES

Atmospheric soundscape of your local grocery store, recorded by for my media and tech class.

Grocery Store Soundscape

For my media studies and tech class we had to do a Voxpop, an impromptu on the street interview. I decided to interview people about customer service at my local grocery store, which also happens to be where I work. I asked people about customer service, their best and worst experiences and what does good customer service mean to them?

Song: Freemusicarchive - Interstate 70 Rain Chants by Fields Ohio

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