Boston-based computer musician Craig "Alan" Hanson produces IDM, ambient and experimental electro-acoustic music. His work utilizes a diverse sonic palette that ranges from custom built synthesizers and digital signal processors to organic field recordings and acoustic instrumentation. Craig holds a Master's degree in computer music from the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) at Stanford University.

2023 & beyond:  Hardware + Cirklon + Bitwig(maybe?)
pre 2023: Gear Jams,  No Edits, No Daws

"Night fell and the hours dragged on, but still we murmured to each other of the King and the Pallid Mask, and midnight sounded from the misty spires in the fog-wrapped city. We spoke of Hastur and of Cassilda, while outside the fog rolled against the blank window-panes as the cloud waves roll and break on the shores of Hali"  ~The Yellow Sign

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My new album SENESCENCE out now
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Bradley Dawson
Composer, Musical Artist, Musician
Based in Chicago Illinois 

Using the moniker – ScenesFromSound – Bradley Dawson develops soundtracks to support landscapes, moods, and images. The places where an absence of sound would be far louder and more distracting.

Theory
ScenesFromSound – a merging of technological and natural landscapes by means of field recordings, modular synth patches, and live recorded instrument performances; stripping away the excess of these elements to capture a thoughtful and healing atmosphere for that length of time. 
This work is an architectural process, describing the relationship between the objects of sound as well as the spaces that surround them. The performance itself is a means of guiding the listener through this work, pointing out structural features, which windows to peer through, and what rooms to explore.

Recordings by students in Stanford CCRMA's sound recording classes! Enjoy!

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