SPECIES LP1

Ghost Throat (feat. Brian Eno)

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Parallel Realm (feat. David Barbenel & Takako Minekawa)

Listening Fingers

Threshold

The Wild

SPECIES LP2

Fairy Wren

Ganymede

Ariel

Moral Injury

Ausform

Stranger Within (feat. Jah Wobble)

Open the Door: Part I

Ebe Oke and Yeonjoon Yoon   https://soundcloud.com/yeonjoon-yoon

Composer and multimedia artist Ebe Oke has teamed up with pianist and composer Yeonjoon Yoon to create their debut collaborative track, Open the Door: Part I.

Echoing Walt Whitman’s timeless command to “Unscrew the locks from the doors! Unscrew the doors themselves from their jambs!” this work embraces his vision of a world without boundaries—where divisions between individuals, cultures, and the spiritual and material dissolve.

Open the Door: Part I masterfully blends piano and electronics in an electroacoaustic dialogue, merging deliberate precision with abstract fluidity, and bold maximalism with minimalist elegance.

Open the Door: Part I

OBID is a work in four movements for string quartet inspired by birds and synæsthesia. The first movement of OBID was premiered at Pioneer Works in 2014 during my residency with Clocktower and Pioneer Works. When all four movements are completed I will present them together with a visual parallel.  Recorded at Pioneer Works with Audrey Morse, Andrew Pak (violins), Beth Holub (viola) & Luna Shyr (cello).

OBID, Movement l (String Quartet)

Song to the Moon

A sound installation composed by Ebe Oke for a performance by artist Nissa Nishikawa taking place during the Transit of Venus, June 5th 2012 at the Umeo Observatory in Sweden.  Alex Thomas on violin.

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The Mysteries of Love

SUN for electronics and the countertenor voice of Feargal Mostyn-Williams.  An exercise in merging composition and arrangement with generative processes.     Originally commissioned by public artist Alex Rinsler and Prof. Robert Walsh, one of the UK’s leading solar physicists.  The installation presents astrophysical data from NASA’s Solar Dynamic Observatory in stunning 360°, SUN displays our closest star as a continually evolving sphere observed in extreme ultraviolet light, a part of the electromagnetic spectrum beyond human sight.

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