Emma Grace
CRAVINGS OF PEGASUS
The third album, October 2021
A journey between organic and artificial soundscapes,
between verbal and non verbal sounds, with mythological guides and impulsive language. 

“Pegasus is the body that does not follow words, it is the one who doesn’t need to behave, the one who plays hide and seek when you’re not able to fall asleep. It is the urge to speak another language.
It’s there. When you finally trust yourself and the world around you.
It’s that voice that asks you to play in the mud, 
to sing,
and just be. ”

Composed and recorded by Emma Grace
Mastered by Capitano Merletti at Studio Garp
Video by Furio Ganz
Released by Pipapop Records

Album cover by Furio Ganz
Portraits by Alice Malingri
Made in Leccolimoni

Coda

ExportedResource

Dron3

ToninOutro

Flute, borderlands, looping pedal, found sound – played live 02.2024 at BAM in Saskatoon.

Topia - Closing Performance – BAM Gallery 2024

And another thing(More of the same)

Inaccessible Waypoints

And Just Like That

Seek Read Write

Granulated + fragmented study of 'Undine' Flute Sonata, Op.167 by Carl Reinecke

Undine Study 1

A live set, opening for Russian-American dark ambient group Darkrad, recorded at the Drone Factory in Regina, Canada, on April 29, 2017.

pulsewidth at the drone factory-04292017

e. dulanowsky is an electronic music performer from Regina, SK.  e. dulanowsky uses a hardware-based workflow, with both homemade and commercial electronics to create ambient drone and noise pieces. Some of his compositions can be found at http://soundcloud.com/ernst-pulsewidth and https://pulsewidth.bandcamp.com/