Native November Dance

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Field recording outside Three Jewels Dhamma Hall — www.threejewelsfortbragg.org — during indoor meditation one fine Sunday morning. Approximately two miles inland from the Pudding Creek trestle bridge and Pacific Ocean, Fort Bragg, CA.

Loren Gilmore, alto saxophone — https://soundcloud.com/loren-gilmore
Thanks for making this special and love always.

Three Jewels Morning

John & Loren Gilmore - Three Jewels Morning

For naviarhaiku 163 by http://kashyapi.co/

as petals
fall on moss
- silence

Astroba Nuda

Astroba Nuda (naviarhaiku163)

Mastered album version: https://hazalelif.bandcamp.com/track/computer-room

Computer Room is part of an ongoing field recording project focusing on recording of data centers. Field recordings were taken so far at HPC Imperial College London and UHeM Istanbul Technical University by Hazal Elif Yalvaç and Michael Bearpark. In the composition, the machines generating sounds as a result of workload are treated like ambient music and noise music machines. To this end, recordings are either processed intensively or left almost unprocessed to draw attention to the timbral and pitch characteristics and achieve a musical composition, i.e., music played by machines used at data centres.

Elif Yalvac - Computer Room (former version)

unfurled / clatterwind / fdbk hum

.
virtual flowers
on a windy night
computer humming
.

Poem by Katherine Samuelowicz http://www.worldhaiku.net/poetry/eng/au/k.samuelowicz.htm

Picture by Jeremy Bishop https://unsplash.com/@tidesinourveins

virtual flower |Naviarhaiku169|

'Ordinary Moon' is a collection of inspired heart songs and field recordings from the forests of Manitoba, Canada. This is the first album by Yoyu, the new pseudonym of Ali Khan.

Written and Produced by Ali Khan. 
Mastering by Rob Small. 
Archives36 // ArchivesCD017 
Archives / 2017

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Yoyu - Sunrise Over Eleanor Lake

Waiting for the last bus

Boson Spin - Ambient Bite 185

Brooke Olsen, presenter of Ears Have Ears on FBi Radio Sydney interviews Alessandro Cortini.

Alessandro Cortini is a force to be reckoned with in the electronic scene. Originating from Italy, Cortini eventually found his home in the USA where he began experimenting with analogue gear, modular synths, electronica, ambience and heavy looping. Perhaps best known for being a member of Nine Inch Nails since the late 2000s, Cortini has worked on various projects including SONOIO, Blindoldfreak, Modwheelmood and The Mayfield Four. His last solo LP Risveglio (Hospital Productions, 2015) received critical acclaim and now he is heading to Australia to present a new audio-visual work called Avanti at Open Frame Festival (June 29-30).

EHE 15.06.17 - Interview - Alessandro Cortini (Part 1)

EHE 15.06.17 - Interview - Alessandro Cortini (Part 2)

Bed-stuy 1

strange evening

MATJAMI: Acoustic-electronic soundscapes, deep beats, slow trance, empty space: meditation by listening and playing. 
Tip: Use good speakers or headphones to enjoy the rich, deep sounds and binaural recordings.

We three at MATJAMI (Marcel Bode, Tjalling de Leeuw, Mike de Leeuw) develop our sounds and grooves as we interact live, using our bronze, wooden and stringed instruments, (Balinese gamelan & gongs, bowls, Tibetan horns, Chinese guxing & gongs, Javanese kendang drums, timpani, beer bottles) with Native electronics, samples and live loops. The quality and the texture of our sounds are at least as important as the composition. 
We play our sessions 'on the fly', where one of us starts and the rest comes in at leisure... All you hear here was recorded live, with only some simple stereo and eq mixing afterwards.
We love to perform in open areas, theaters, level stage, and spaces with a special feel to them; a small audience is just as nice.
Recently we started collaborating with other audio-artists like VictorYibril, Fintan O'Brien and Phlip Smith (G.A.), Miraela, and Augenmerk, combining their very different music styles, field recordings and soundscapes with our beats and sounds. 
Connect at mike@branchingtree.com

Drones, minimal ambience, and experiments.

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