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

june - august, 2019

wolf spider chorus. yarnaz valley, xinjiang

electroacoustic composer + revox performer

Théo Fernandez is a French composer and performer. Originally from Toulouse, now based in Paris. He moves through the territories of electroacoustic music. From this practice, he retains a plastic approach to the sound object: the careful, alert collection of sounds that ripen slowly; and find their consequences in the dramaturgy that link them to others. He works mainly with reel-to-reel tape recorders. Tape does not restore but re-deform again. An oxidisable nature that revisits what has been lost with digital clarity; in loops, where each passage carries a certain nostalgia for the future; where music belongs to a moment that may never have truly existed.

scream of consciousness brut drone 4 bugs
//strange breeze

SunWei is a sound artist and phonography artist who uses sound and installations as sampling carriers. Its creation involves the field recording of environmental soundscapes, live performances, and environmental sound installations. He has been featured and performed in experimental events in China.

Member of Corporation with Keru Not Ever
Co-founder of Tropisme

contact : racine.musique[at]gmail[dot]com

Audiobiophilie ou audionaturalisme : la double attraction, l'une pour les sons, l'autre pour la nature. Se concentrer sur la vie et les processus biologiques comme une écoute des sons et des silences des espaces naturels et des voix multiples qui les composent.

𝔉 𝔢 𝔲 𝔫
Merge of a glitch nature and organic synthesis, hunted by noises eating themself. 

Booking : ventfeun@gmail.com

/// RitUals for b0dy & mINd
[endgame terminal]] connect instntmomnt 
Linktree : https://linktr.ee/ventfeun

Acousmatic/ Bass Music/ Break mental/ Noise/ Radio creation/ POdcast
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nature field recordist
curator at earth.fm
sound designer

https://freesound.org/people/bruno.auzet/

wolf spider chorus. yarnaz valley, xinjiang

jeremy hegge