Silence can be defined as a soundscape with loudness below 20 dB. 
This project in an open archive which collect silence as soundscape/field recording below 20 dB.
This is an attemp to create a sound museum of silence.

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An amorphous global-minded festival and creative platform dealing with music, sound, words and related visual arts. Founded in Krakow in 2003, Unsound has taken place in 30 cities around the world.

Félix Blume is a sound artist and sound engineer. 
His work is focused on listening, it invites us to live sonic experiences that enable a different perception of the surrounding. He uses sound as a basic material in sound pieces, videos, actions and installations. His process is often collaborative, working with communities, using public space as the context within which he explores and presents his works. He is interested in myths and their contemporary interpretation, in human dialogues both with inhabited natural and urban contexts, in what voices can tell beyond words.

taâlem's aim is quite simple : exploring the different sides of ambient music through 3"cd-r's (and more recently through FLAC files).
here's the complete list of the artists featured on taâlem:
.cut - (ad)VANCE(d) - 2kilos &amp;more - a wake a week - aalfang mit pferdekopf - aidan baker - andrea marutti - arc - artificial memory trace - asher - aube - babylone chaos - bad sector - bardoseneticcube - bartosz dziadosz - ben fleury-steiner - botchan karisen - brian lavelle - brume - celer - cendre ogata - chaos as shelter - cheerleader 69 - chihei hatakeyama - christian renou - christopher mcfall - cinema perdu - compest - conscientia peccati - cordell klier - cría cuervos - daniel menche - david tagg - david velez - désaccord majeur - d'incise - dronæment - edward ruchalski - ellende - emanuele becheri - emerge - emmanuel mieville - encomiast - enrico coniglio - fabio orsi - final cut - frédéric nogray - goose - hakobune - hiroki sasajima - hirotaka shirotsubaki - hitoshires - hokuro - horchata - hum - i: wound - IA - ieva - internal fusion - james mcdougall - james p. keeler - james wyness - jannick schou - jeff stonehouse - jérémie mathes - jgrzinich - kar - kissy suzuki - klood - kristian olsson - lecanora - liquid sphere - m.b. - mark bradley - mathias delplanque - mathieu ruhlmann - michael northam - michiru aoyama - mirko uhlig - moljebka pvlse - murmer - nature of dislocation - netherworld - nigel samways - nimh - ninth desert - no xivic - nobuto suda - nullkommajosefh - øe - opium - orphax - philippe lamy - pholde - pietro riparbelli - pleq - pollypraha - ragle gumm - raumerkundung - rhucle - ryosuke miyata - s•core - saito koji - seki takashi - shifts - sil muir - simon whetham - sleepland - spiracle - stillstand - strom noir - summons of shining ruins - tainnos - tarkatak - telepherique - terje paulsen - the imaginary soundscapes - tidal - tomasz mreńca - tomonari nozaki - tone color - toy.bizarre - tzesne - voice of eye - vox populi! - yann novak - yannick dauby - yannick franck - yui onodera

Ràdio Web MACBA http://rwm.macba.cat/en/home/ iis an online radio project based at MACBA Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona. A radio-beyond-radio that dwells in the folds and intersections of critical thinking, contemporary art, artistic research, activism, knowledge transfer, sound… and everything in between. We produce podcasts which can be listened to on demand, downloaded, and/or subscribed to. And we also publish essays, texts, and related documentation, on the verge of filecasting.

In our Soundcloud profile we post part of our processes, some music commission excerpts, rarities and interesting outtakes.

More info:
http://rwm.macba.cat/en/home/
Twitter: @Radio_Web_MACBA
Pinterest: radiowebmacba

for any gig inquiries please write to: booking@kap10kurt.com

Results of the Site Specific Workshop organized by Musica around Klakenbos in October 2019.
http://www.felixblume.com/sitespecificworkshop

"The world is full of sounds. We just don't usually hear them as music."
- Ryuichi Sakamoto -

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“When we pay attention to nature's music, we find that everything on the Earth contributes to its harmony.” 
― Hazrat Inayat Khan

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