Available to download via Bandcamp: https://martianbassrecords.bandcamp.com/album/wndw-remix

WNDW Remix EP is a twist on the recently released  WNDW EP  produced by deeb, a talented producer from the Netherlands. The EP brings a fusion of different genres together and takes you on a journey thats out of the box whilst looking through the window.

Explore: @deeb

WNDW EP: https://soundcloud.com/martian-bass-records/sets/deeb-wndw-ep

Artwork by Tansoman 
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Leah Gauthier is an artist who makes paintings and sculptures. She was born in Maine, but left to go to college. She went to college in Chicago and Boston, returning to Maine about 4 years ago. She gets her inspiration from nature and the world around her.   Interview by Shannon Mead.  

Voices of the Arts is the harpswellstories project for 2017-18 academic year.  Students at Harpswell Coastal Academy worked with teachers Galen Koch and Phelan Gallagher to produce these stories examining the role of the arts in coastal Maine.  This work was supported by a generous grant by Holbrook Community Foundation.

Leah Gauthier

Multi-channel field recording of 12,000 Italian bees at Buckeye Creek Farm Cherokee GA.
The setup consisted of four wooden packages of bee's containing 3000 bees each stacked on top of each other creating a wall of swarming noise. 

 Captured with the Neumann RSM 191-A/S and DPA SMK 4060 omnidirectional miniature stereo microphones. Everything was recorded at 24-bit 96khz with the Sound Devices 744T and Mixpre-D. Free Download

Watch the video here: https://vimeo.com/63253584
http://buckeyecreekfarmga.com/

Multi-channel field recording of 12,000 bees at Buckeye Creek Farm.

An audio excursion into a wide variety of public and private spaces in Bath, Maine. Under the direction of Sharon Lockhart, Sert Practitioner and 2007-08 FSC-Radcliffe Fellow at Harvard University, a group of Harvard students traveled to Bath, Maine, for two days to explore the sounds of place. 

The first day began in the early morning at Southgate Family Restaurant, situated outside the south gate of the Bath Iron Works, the site of Lockhart's two film works, Lunchbreak and Exit. From there, students fanned out through the town, each with their own stereo microphones and audio recorder, meeting people and recording sounds wherever their various paths led them, until late into the evening. Places included a fishing vessel outside of town, a high school band rehearsal, the inside of a police car, the town's solid waste facility, a conversation with an Iraq war veteran working out in the gym, and a nursery school classroom, among many others

On the second day, the students worked with Lockhart and composer Ernst Karel to begin to carefully craft an impressionistic audio documentary that brings the listener into the physical and cultural spaces of this Maine town.

Safari recordists:
Alex Berman
Alex Fattal
John Hulsey
Lisa Jing
David Molander
Josh Neff
JP Sniadecki
Stephanie Spray

Leah Gauthier

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