Listen to a gorgeous assortment of Bulbuls, doves, parrots, weavers, coucals etc accompanied by a constant insect chorus in this part of the Congo basin rainforest. Longer version at https://youtu.be/AZaTWtTMqrw

Calm Morning In The Rainforest

frozen trough
I cup the warm breath
of my horse
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My response to this week's Naviar Haiku challenge, informed by the hot summer we are having down here in Sydney, Australia.

Enjoy!
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Naviar Haiku challenge #312: https://naviarlab.tumblr.com/post/189860392413/naviarhaiku312-frozen-trough
Poem: Debbie Strange (http://debbiemstrange.blogspot.com)
Picture: Jonathan Knepper (https://unsplash.com/@jknepp)

Warm (naviarhaiku312)

Spruce Forest in April

This is an excerpt from a live session with https://soundcloud.com/hems on KORG SV-1 and myself on guitar and effects.

Now available through Neotantra on their fine tʌntrə VII compilation: https://neotantra.bandcamp.com/album/t-ntr-vii


Recorded in 2016 at New River Studios, London N4.

Sound engineer: Joseph Martin-Kelly

tʌntrə VII

Fleetingness

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Fleetingness feat. Hems (Live at New River Studios London) -- Out now on Neotantra

A version of the soundscape produced by three balloon-assisted kite tail sound systems for the Air Matters exhibition, Waterman's Gallery, London 2019.

Ascending Composition 1 (For Planes) representative soundscape - Kate Carr

I love anthills - as a kid I loved watching the ants work, schleping building materials and prey home to the habitat. Nowadays I love listening to them. This is my first recording using the LOM Audio Geofon in a combination with an Aquarian Audio H2a. I had my DIY "needle" (4mm threaded rod about 30 cm/12" long)attached to the Geofon so I could go under the anthill - the hydrophone was placed on top of the hill... you can see the placement of each on the photo.
The combination works great, lots of low end from the Geofon - the hydrophone picks up the highs... I'm really happy with the results.
Recorded with Sound Devices MixPre 3II 32 bit float - In post I normalized to -1dB and took out the high end on the Geofon track. 
Enjoy

Anthill LOM Geofon & Aquarian Hydrophone

on the outskirts of turpan city. 
https://jeremyh.bandcamp.com/album/june-august-2019

june - august, 2019

wolf spider chorus. yarnaz valley, xinjiang

Rain falling on the branches of a dead mopane tree in the Namib desert. Recorded with Sony PCM D10 and a pair of Lom mikroUsi microphones taped to the dry branches. Read about my epedition to Namibia at https://mindful-audio.com/blog/namibia-sound-recording-2020

Chromatic Rain

Soft sand being blown over a hard crust of sand on a dune in the Namib desert. Read about my expedition to Namibia at https://mindful-audio.com/blog/namibia-sound-recording-2020

Skeleton Coast - Sand Dune In Moderate Wind

This is the third episode of the Disquietude podcast of ambient electronic music.

The goal of the Disquietude podcast is to collect adventurous work in the field of ambient electronic music. What follows is all music that captured my imagination, and I hope that it appeals to your imagination as well.

All six tracks of music are featured with the permission of the individual artists. More information at disquiet.com/podcast0003. Below is the structure of the episode with time codes for the tracks:

00:00 theme and intro

02:01 Dance Robot Dance's "Tangents"

09:43 Jeannine Schulz's "Beacon"

14:50 Orbital Patterns' "Found in the Fog"

22:15 Alan Bland's Boulder siren field recording

26:58 Heymun's "Ambient Cello & Strings on the OP-1"

29:31 Kin Sventa's "Octatrack Saxophone Drone"

35:56 track notes

40:01 outro

41:39 end

Thanks for listening.

Produced and hosted by Marc Weidenbaum. Disquietude theme music by Jimmy Kipple, with vocal by Paula Daunt. Logo by Boon Design.

Disquietude Ambient Podcast 0003

Slow soundscapes from the Amazon rainforest. Longer version at  
https://youtu.be/66RWAfuKPq4

Hot Afternoon In The Amazon

Award winning sound recordist, audio director and expedition leader - Dune: Part Two | Mufasa: The Lion King | Horizon Forbidden West | Wordscapes

Chromatic Rain

George Vlad