Flora Urbana
A Soundscape Created by Green-House
For An Environmental Music series from Leaving Records and Metro Art

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"Flora Urbana" is an exploration of the anthropogenic environments in which we live. With the intention to dissolve the illusory barriers between humans and nature, Green-House utilized field recordings of small pockets of "natural" sounds as they walked through densely populated city parks. The field recordings are blended with software synthesizers, samplers, and virtual instruments to symbolize the potential harmony that can be achieved between us and the rest of the ecosystem.

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Written, performed and produced by Green-House
Mastered by Matthew "Matthewdavid" McQueen

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July-August
Part of An Environmental Music series from Metro Art and Leaving Records

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Green-House is the project of Los Angeles based artist Olive Ardizoni.
Approaching their music with an intentional naivety, they craft songs that find freedom through simplicity. As a non-binary artist, they hope to create a space with fewer barriers as both a performer and a listener. Green-House's latest full-length album "Music For Living Spaces" was released in May of this year. The record is an extension of their desire to encourage people to connect with their existing surroundings.

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About An Environmental Music series from Metro Art and Leaving Records:

Metro Art teamed up with Leaving Records to ask four LA based musicians who draw inspiration from the landscape to create original music soundscapes evoking experiences of nature and transportation in Los Angeles with historic Union Station at its center.

Flora Urbana

Free

Flora Urbana A Soundscape by Green-House  // Metro Art x Leaving Records

In keeping with their long standing partnership, Panda Bear and Sonic Boom (aka Noah Lennox and Pete Kemper) have teamed up again to create Reset, a collection of songs that started with Sonic Boom sending song length two track samples pulled from his vinyl collection to Panda Bear to write to. The result is an album that sounds like Summer with lyrical themes of hope and the need for common ground. Noah and Pete caught up with Geoff Stanfield from their homes in Portugal to discuss. Enjoy!

Sponsored by McDSP
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Episode 72: Panda Bear and Sonic Boom

Patrick Nickleson is the author of The Names of Minimalism: Authorship, Art, Music, and Historiography in Dispute, an academic study that radically reconsiders the origins and boundaries of musical minimalism. Uninterested in searching for the earliest work of musical minimalism, or even in doing the admittedly necessary work of expanding the canon to include lesser known but equally important figures, Nickleson instead underscores a different set of shared traits that he sees in (early) minimalism: the importance of collective authorship, often collaborating in a form of “bandness”; the priority of recording to tape over written scores; and distinguishing between “(early) minimalism” and the later canonization of Minimalism as we know it since the early 1980s. In addition to the book, we discuss searching for obscure records online, our shared love of Constellation Records, and the influence of Tony Conrad.

Read more, including a tracklist, at www.acloserlisten.com
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Sound Propositions is written, recorded, mixed, and produced by Joseph Sannicandro.

Sound Propositions S04e02

SP* Episode 32: INDISCREET MUSIC -  with Patrick Nickleson [podcast]

an old friend in a foreign city

This episode celebrates monome's 10 year anniversary by exploring the work of Sean Hellfritsch (http://seanhellfritsch.com). Sean is an accomplished musician and filmmaker (http://encyclopediapictura.com), having recently released 'Some Sort of Wave Portal' on Leaving Records as Cool Maritime. He is as warm as the California sun.

Much of the featured music is from Sean's 2012 self-released 'Tea Time Travel'.

Lovingly crafted tapes of both works can be purchased here:
https://coolmaritime.bandcamp.com/album/tea-time-travel
https://leavingrecords.bandcamp.com/album/some-sort-of-wave-portal

Sean Hellfritsch (Cool Maritime): SOUND + PROCESS #2

Eola — Ten Set Seats at the Table

http://anaroxanne.bandcamp.com
recorded live at Union Station May 19 2019 as a part of Leaving Records' ongoing outdoor public concert series in Los Angeles, photo Jenn Kang

VINYL

Ana Roxanne - Ooh Baby Baby (live at Union Station)

RIP RAS G
excerpt from the Giles Peterson show

The last time I saw Ras G// Black Heaven ft. Ras_G

Pink Flower is a communal project that exchanges & promotes innovative art, music & design, specifically between Southeast Asia and the world.
Founded by Thanart Rasanon (Pete)

https://www.facebook.com/pinkflower.project/
https://www.instagram.com/pinkflower.project/
https://soundcloud.com/thanrasa/
https://www.mixcloud.com/ptr-pct/

Tracklist:
Laurie Anderson - Kokoku
Crazy Eels Society - Seven happy eels
Nmesh - 着物
Cibo Matto - Sugar Water
lee (asano+ryuhei) - 18. ♨︎♨︎♨︎ (+Bugseed)
Julia Bloop - The Thrill of Shelter
Slowdive - Blue Skied an' Clear
Arthur Russell - That's Us/Wild Combination
Bird Thongchai - ฝากฟ้าทะเลฝัน (หาดทราย สายลม สองเรา)
Kumar Sanu & Alka Yagnik - Ab Tere Dil Mein To
ZepTepi - Monkey See Monkey Do
Het - Music for the Hanging of a Minister
The Body - Hail To Thee, Everlasting Pain
Krom Monster - Different Buildings
Xen Model - Soft Serve
Schmoov! - Playground
Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band - Sunshower
CFCF - Pleasure Centre (Pharaohs Remix)
Kengchakaj - Lak Lan (feat. Sirintip Phasuk, Shai Golan, Niall Cade, Hugh Stuckey, Perrin Gra
Aquarium Deepspace - B2
Ki Oni - On the Islands
Nightmares On Wax - Les nuits
St Germain - Voilà
Ream Daranoi - Fai Yen
Doctor Pablo - African Melody
SWV - Weak
Barney Mcall - Precious Energy - Homage to Leon Thomas and Pharoah Sanders (feat. Julien Wilson
Thanart Rasanon - Cassia Javanica
Teerapat Parnmongkol - nature things
tortuga island - Easy Living
Objekt - Dazzle Anew
Holly Herndon - Dao
Lanark Artefax - Styx
Francis Bebey - Forest Nativity
Ka Baird - Pulse
Pent - ~` 2
Daniel Lawrence - On Malvern Hills
Rachel Barton Pine, José Serebrier & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61: II. Larghetto
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