A collaboration with a music friend Encym (Roland). I have done a few collaborations with Roland now and it is always a pleasure to work with him.
This track contains a number of wonderful samples that Roland sent me earlier in the year. These have been manipulated with an apps such as Fluss and SpaceCraft and with effects added from a Nembrini delay, Other Desert Cities and Speaker.

The track was put together in AUM.

Barbican Drones (with Encym)

Each track on this new EP by Philippe Deschamps invites listeners to explore the vastness of space and contemplate the silence between celestial bodies.

Produced and mixed by Philippe Deschamps
Mastered by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)
Cover picture by Philippe Deschamps with AI
Artwork and cover design by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)

The Silence Of Pallas

In The Wake Of Ceres

Ground Study

https://www.beatport.com/artist/xfa/589219

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20241020 Liliblue Mix 01- Rework

Here's a little piano piece I composed for "walk in" music to the Samual Beckett play, Rockaby being performed as part of the Ashland Beckett Shorts -- 6 short plays in one evening.
https://www.ashlandbeckettshorts.com/

Rockaby Walk In Music

Video here https://youtu.be/0akHuIXUIgk?si=ggg7av6axK7fU7xX
Disquiet Junto Project 0669: Phonosynthesis
The Assignment: Make music to help a forest regenerate.

A scientific research paper this month documented evidence that sound can help fungus grow. The conclusion: “Demonstrating a tangible impact on fungal activity, our findings suggest that carefully tuned acoustic parameters might be able to enhance ecological processes.”

Record music to help a forest grow. Imagine an array of solar-powered speakers is spread through a forest-in-need. Or come up with another deployment scenario of your own imagining. What sort of music would you play for the forest to encourage its regeneration?

The research paper: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsbl.2024.0295.

Coverage in the New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/04/science/fungus-sounds-growth.html

The paper is the work of four people from the College of Science and Engineering, Flinders University, in Australia.

Thanks to Michael Rhode for having shared with me the research coverage.

Phonosynthesis  - disquiet0669

Drone at the world's end

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“Paraná Pyhare” means “Great River at Night” . This ambient piece is inspired by the mysterious and vast atmosphere of the Amazon after dark — flowing water, nocturnal voices, and the deep pulse of the rainforest. Recorded dawless, later mastered in Ableton.

Ground Study

Christopher Hanlon