Before The Snap

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phaedra reads happiness

Summer night
transforms to daybreak.
I count fleas.

haiku by Ryōkan Taigu https://allpoetry.com/Taigu-Ryokan

picture by freestocks https://unsplash.com/@freestocks

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gainful notch

halF countinG [naviarhaiku479]

An aural description of the evolutionary process of a butterfly for the Naviarhaiku challenge of the week 503.
Obtained with vcv rack/bespoke and repertoire recordings with guitar, fuzz and loopstation.
Editing with ableton live and final mixing with cubase.

Haiku by Darren Bourne https://ffm.bio/halfunusual

Picture by Ray Hennessy https://unsplash.com/photos/qZzJoiKHqmo

Evolving Mutation (naviarhaiku503) © 2023 by Nadìr is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Evolving Mutation (naviarhaiku503)

Sculpting a single, static drone via slider moves on a Buchla 295 Comb Filter.

Drone Sculpting

This show is a snapshot of a creative engagement led by Artists Amy Boud and Dominic Smith. It is the first of two shows that document activity that took place at Talkin Tarn, with a group of participants from Carlisle Sight Support, a charity that works with and supports blind and partially sighted people living across Cumbria.

In this show, you will hear a mixture of conversations, activities and field recordings made as part of this project. 

Thank you to Mark Costello at Carlisle Sight Support, Samantha Tranter and Dylan Hardy at North Pennines National Landscapes and John Coburn at the Wild Museum. And a big thank you to all the members of Carlisle Sight Support for their generous spirit and sense of adventure.

Show production and sound design by Dominic Smith

Additional field recordings by Dominic Smith and Amy Boud

Woodland Sound Sketches – Show One

wouuuuhhh

This show is a snapshot of a creative engagement led by Artists Amy Boud and Dominic Smith. It is the second of two shows that document activity that took place at Talkin Tarn, with a group of participants from Carlisle Sight Support, a charity that works with and supports blind and partially sighted people living across Cumbria.

In this show, you will hear a mixture of conversations, activities and field recordings made as part of this project. As part of this activity, the participants explored the concept of deep listening. You will hear us exploring the woodland at Talkin Tarn, using some devices made by Dominic that he called ‘Sonic Cameras’ to record and share sounds from the environment. 

Thank you to Mark Costello at Carlisle Sight Support, Samantha Tranter and Dylan Hardy at North Pennines National Landscapes and John Coburn at the Wild Museum. And a big thank you to all the members of Carlisle Sight Support for their generous spirit and sense of adventure.

Show production and sound design (and subtle background music) by Dominic Smith

Additional field recordings By Dominic Smith and Amy Boud

Woodland Sound Sketches – Show Two

Warmest Regards is the first single from the Fishery Commission's returning E.P. "Four Under Three". 

The track addresses the concept of the overwhelming bleakness facing humanity, with the firm belief that the planet will one day fight back and overcome the mess we have made of it. 

Mort Garson meets 8bit over a heavy dub sound system to accompany a set of songs written by a late night torch singer.

Warmest Regards

entry for week 18 of weeklybeats
Gameboy (LSDJ)
Korg MS-10
Accordion

https://weeklybeats.com/zabutom/music/accyde

weeklybeats 2018

Resolution

Accyde

Art and pleasant noise. 

One half of the Fish Commish  - https://soundcloud.com/thefisherycommission

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