Music for Sleep, Cities and Memory. 2023
Original sound recorded by: Heath Webb (thevoidinclusive)

The piece is built upon a field recording from Heath Webb, with slowly shifting drones coalescing over rain, wind, and thunder sounds. The added drones explore a range of frequencies, aiming to create a relaxing and soothing ambiance in conjunction with the natural white noise.

Heath Webb:
This recording was made late in the night at my house in the country over a decade ago. I couldn't sleep and went out to the sunroom to hear the night sounds. A storm started rumbling in the distance, so I grabbed my field recorder, opened the doors, and started recording. This excerpt captures the intensifying of the storm over the course of 20 minutes with thunder, wind, and heavy rain. After spending a long time listening, I stopped the recording and went back in to go to finally sleep. The rain had soothed me and the sustained focus of listening had put me into a relaxed trance.

somnolence [2023]

Glasgow-based researcher and composer of experimental music exploring silence, quietude, fragility, and the in-between.

I co-host @essential-blends podcast and lead @soundthoughtglasgow.

Community and Engagement Manager, College of Arts & Humanities at the University of Glasgow.

Finnish composer, producer, writer and visual artist, focused mainly to algorithmic processes, computer-assisted composition, and various other methods based on cybernetics, chaotic dynamics and stochastic systems, among others. Most programs written by author, various languages. 

Studied musicology at University of Helsinki, computing at OU, Milton Keynes, private studies in composition. Musical genres, from avant-garde/postminimal chamber music to minimal techno, wonky/noskool, IDM, electronica, ambient, experimental. 

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Waerio perché in realtà il mio nome è Mario

somnolence [2023]

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