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Jam 20230205

An experiment in genres cross-over(Ambient, Dub, Shoegaze, Post-Rock, Trip-hop?) reaching outside the realm of my usual creative practices.

Back to my roots - playing electric bass - and exploring baritone guitar, somewhere between floating ambient guitar-scapes soaked in reverb and uplifting dub. Both of which I associate with skies/flying/up.

A shoegaze dub? Ambient dub post-rock? anyway, it’s 4:30am, i need to catch some sleep.


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The Assignment: Record a piece of music that suggests something floating in air.

Step 1: Consider various music techniques you might employ to suggest (or imitate, or insinuate) that something is floating in air.

Step 2: Select one of the techniques you considered in Step 1 and experiment with it a bit.

Step 3: Record a piece of music built around the technique you focused on in Step 2.

Floating - Shoegaze Dub [disquiet0603] [Draft]

01: [Error! Error!]
02: [Sand in the servo!]
03: [Water in the circuit!]

Video: www.instagram.com/p/Ctlyez9OCwy/

Beach walk

Piano Teardrop

Sanctuary

a little jam on syntakt and modular synth. here is the video - https://youtu.be/DdCq1UoIktY

rhythm98

"Dualabilis III" for trombone and electronics (2023)

Performed by:
Wojciech Jeliński - trombone, Paweł Hendrich - electronics

Recording: Łukasz Myszyński
Mix: Łukasz Myszyński
Mastering: Paweł Hendrich

Latin 'dualis' — 'twin' from duo — 'two',
late Latin 'labilis' — 'wavering, impermanent, temporal’.

The word "dualism" has many meanings. In philosophy, it is the idea that certain wholes are created out of two irreducible, incompatible or complimentary components. In physics, dualism most often refers to the twin nature of quantum objects, such as photons and electrons. Meanwhile, in ontology dualism represents the body and soul, and in theology - good and evil.

In the composition titled Dualabilis dualism is found in the relation between the acoustic layer and electronics, between composition and improvisation, and often also between musicians and their instruments which either compete with or complement each other. The musical material is also juxtaposed in terms of separateness and independence, or else complementarity. It is not only the content of the composition, which contains dualistic aspects. Its form is also divided into sections, which are polarised between each other — being opposed to each other as separate sound phenomena shaped in accordance with diverse types of narration.

The second section of the title refers to the idea of instability, changeability, the shift towards extreme states. In this composition most of the phenomena evolves or else suddenly transforms and shifts into new and often extremely different states (dynamic, agogic, textured, timbral).

Piano2 (performed by Marina Frolova)

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