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An experimental "merengue" track I made for FAWM (February Album Writing Month) featuring Tomo from Santa Dharma on bass. Working my way towards 14 demos by the end of February.

Nocivo FAWM Demo

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the shout

The Shout

Free download - name your price - on Kalamine Records.
https://kalaminerecords.com/ivy-told-a-secret-magnetic-north/

Ivy Told A Secret - Magnetic North

Who The Hell Are We?

made with only korg volca sample and volca modular.

come dear take my hand-lets go to the field and dance-in the crop circle

come dear take my hand - lets go down to the field and dance - in the crop circle

Feeling very lucky to be involved in this recent festival project. Link to website at the bottom of this info. There is a lot to this one! The short version is under the guidance of Composer Madeleine Flynn myself and 6 other musicians performed a beautiful work on two different rivers in my home state of Tasmania during the MONA FOMA 2021 festival. The instrumentation included horns, strings, sirens/fog horns, intonarumori and many other sound and trad instruments as well as a beautiful and moving text from Theresa Saintly. Here is a small summary from the program guide. ...
Relay / Country Remembers Her Names

Madeleine Flynn, Tim Humphrey with Theresa Sainty

A slowly unfolding relay of land and sea signals echoes across our fair island, opening and closing the festival. Foghorns streamed from Low Head, boat horns, sirens, experimental intonarumori instruments, palawa kani (the language of Tasmanian Aboriginal people), bagpipe streamed from Queenstown, and other sound-making apparatus call each other over land and water, and ask us to reflect on where we are. From wukalina / Mount William and pilawaytakinta / Low Head, to Queenstown, Launceston and nipaluna / Hobart.  

You will hear the work projected from a moving vessel meandering close to shore. In Launceston, listen from the banks of kanamaluka / Tamar River around Riverbend Park, Royal Park and Seaport. In Hobart, listen from the banks of the Derwent around the Hobart foreshore, to Long Beach, Sandy Bay, and on the eastern shore between Howrah and Bellerive. 

The full story and list of all involved (there was lots live stuff streamed to the vessel as well as the onboard musos) can be found here
https://www.relaysound.art/

relay//country remembers her names

so, ummm... like, i think the police are outside?

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Frank's friend, Ein Sof- Live at 3 chances rehab

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