Wind (19:00:04 05/23/14)

I've spent a lot of the past two weeks in a flooded area of France testing underwater broadcasting equipment, and also undertaking broadcasting in an unused very old church. This sketch brings together the rebroadcast of drones both underwater (in the Seine), and in the old church all recorded at some distance, as well as an underwater recording of cycling through the many flooded pathways I encountered. I was interested in the different frequencies privileged or favoured by these two very different environments, with the hydrophones strongly favouring the higher frequencies from the underwater speaker, whereas the resonance of the church seemed to accentuate lower tones. 
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Riding Through Puddles [disquiet0218-soundpassage]

A feathered parade of horns galore
Tramping on the beach's shore 
Hoots that sound like jazzed up snores
Magellanic penguins we do adore

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Penguin Party

Microphones recording sound from inside new ice crumbling and breaking in a small swell. Loukkeennokka, by the West Coast of Finland.

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(Sennheiser KE4 omnipair, Sony D100, 24/48, upload as flac)

Inside crumbling new Ice - 13/11/2016 - Loukkeennokka

New recordings from the Daintree, your support is deeply appreciated!: https://jeremyh.bandcamp.com/album/six-days-in-the-daintree

After months of little rain in the rainforest, only the oppressive heat of the tropics.. on my first day in the Daintree the skies finally opened up which brought out these stunning frogs in huge numbers and frenzied chorus's.
December, 2016.
Daintree Rainforest, Australia.

A cacophony of Orange-thighed frogs in the Daintree Rainforest

https://jeremyh.bandcamp.com/album/six-days-in-the-daintree

Above and below a creek in the Daintree Rainforest

https://jeremyh.bandcamp.com/album/summer-on-the-soils-of-wulambiny-momoli

Summer on the soils of the Tweed Volcano

aquatic life/savannah life in north-western south africa
november, 2014
https://jeremyh.bandcamp.com/album/music-of-the-thornveld

Above and below a darkening waterhole

The smoke from our campfire disturbs a big male Orangutan. 
A recording of dusk to night in the montane forest of Leuser.

Leuser Highlands night

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Wind (19:00:04 05/23/14)

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