Name: Brunel by Tomjuno
Duration: 4 min 8 s
Description: Inspired by Marc Isambard Brunel's ground breaking first ever tunnel under the River Thames at Rotherhithe. Brunel is said to have been inspired in his design by the shell of the shipworm Teredo navalis, a mollusc whose efficiency at boring through submerged timber he observed while working in a shipyard. That's boring, not boring.

The space and vibe of this track is so good. It fits the story of the song perfectly. Nice job

man we should totally team up to form the next indie-electronica-superband

very much a tunnel.  and i love the octave piano notes that come in momentarily.

such an unusual production again - so many cool elements coming together beautifully

Don't know how this track passed by me. Such a unique blend of 'going home' grooves with 'we are arriving' atmosphere. excellent piece. Great inspiration too.

Man! I don't know how I missed this for so long!? Awesome Percussion... especially the Djembe! :]

i miss that most reassuring presence of the red toy piano, tom!  strange to say this, but i always felt oddly reassured everytime i saw that red piano.   your sense of timing is impeccable and i enjoyed the texture of your sounds.

Memories of lumbering machines making their way toward a horizon as far off as the end of a summer day.

A track from the album-in-progress "Mer Rouge, Louisiana".

Photo: "1968 Rice Harvest", by Henry Tilbury, Jr.

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Inspired by Marc Isambard Brunel's ground breaking first ever tunnel under the River Thames at Rotherhithe. Brunel is said to have been inspired in his design by the shell of the shipworm Teredo navalis, a mollusc whose efficiency at boring through submerged timber he observed while working in a shipyard. That's boring, not boring.

Brunel

Jumbo Shrimp

Pinwheels

Cosmic dub from the Leytonstone Outer-Worlds Space Program!

Hypnagogic Jerk - Red Planet transmission - 199radio Dub Echoes Mix

A 2020 mastered version of this track, using the ZV-10 synthesizer for everything (apart from choir and arpeggio).

Misc.

Jupiter

2020 DRUM AND BASS ROLLERS MIX // BOU SHY FX GRAY HEDEX ETC.

“Je Vois / Non-Dit” consists of live recordings from two different Montréal concerts in 2019, reflecting several years of non-linear work and serving as a testament to collaboration. The music combines Joni Void + N NAO performing “Je Vois” at the Mise En Abyme album launch at Casa del Popolo on October 5th 2019 and “La Plus Belle Chose + Non-Dit” performed at Église St-Édouard on June 16th 2019 during the Suoni Per Il Popolo festival (with special guest Eddie Wagner on flute).

Sonya Stefan’s visuals consist of rehearsal recordings shot at the microcinéma La Lumière Collective for our 2019 MUTEK multi-media performance. The video combines our respective visual techniques and practices, consisting mostly of a 16mm projector light shining through water, glass, and color gels that is captured and replayed on a video-line. This creates a literal 'mise-en-abyme' through feedback.


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Our story begins in 2016, when I witnessed N NAO (Naomie de Lorimier) recite a poem through effect pedals during an erotica-themed art event at Montréal loft venue La Plante. Despite it technically not being a "musical" set, it resonated with me deeply on that level and got me instantly curious about her own music and performances. I would shortly discover these had the same lasting effect – whether the sets were solo, duo or with a band, in a church, a packed house show or a barely attended venue. Longing for that same mesmerizing experience, I began booking her regularly for my own events and suggesting her for friends’ lineups.

At the end of 2017, conceptualizing what would become Mise En Abyme, I figured it was the right time to muster the courage to ask Naomie if she would be interested in contributing a vocal-based piece for the album. We completed an extensive vocal recording session during my last night in an empty apartment, with a section that evolved into the collaborative track “Non-Dit” that appears on Mise En Abyme.
During an Everyday Ago event in September 2018, I ended up with an a cappella soundboard recording of Naomie's set from one of my Everyday Ago events – which I used as a starting point, cutting four distinct loops of her “Je Vois” lyrics and running them through a series of effects. The resulting 'micro-remix' would serve as the opening music for almost all my solo performances over the next two years. We came full circle during the two live performances featured in this single, when we had the chance to perform “Je Vois” and “Non-Dit” together.
In March 2020, we performed another collaborative set at Rocket Science Room at the final Everyday Ago show, only a week before lockdown was implemented. My only other performance since then was another collaborative show with N NAO at an outdoor event in September.

Throughout the summer of 2020 we held sessions at La Lumière and in my home studio that resulted in four albums’ worth of collaborative material, as well as the development of N NAO’s 12” La Plus Belle Chose. This 12” will be released on Everyday Ago. Our first duo album Nature Morte, inspired by the style and sound of “Non-Dit”, came out earlier this fall on the French label Laaps Records.

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Je Vois / Non-Dit (+ N NAO)

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Brunel

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