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If music is recorded and nobody listens, does it still make a sound?

The works of Justė Janulytė claim to build a "monochrome music" collection: they explore time-space perception through large-scale multilayered textures and extremely gradual metamorphoses. Justė Janulytė's catalogue, balancing between the aesthetics of minimalism, spectralism and acoustic electronica, has become one of the most fascinating focal points in the contemporary musical world. (Universal Music Publishing Classical) 

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all that dust is a new independent record label producing a small number of high-quality contemporary music releases each year. It is run by Newton Armstrong, Juliet Fraser and Mark Knoop.

Huw Morgan is a composer, organist and conductor currently living and working in Bristol and South Wales. 

Drawn to the power of ancient, haunted landscapes and their lost inhabitants; fascinated by impermanence, space, and time.

He is a founder member of the collective "Automatronic", which seeks to promote, create and perform new music for organ+electronics. His works for choir and organ are published by Firehead Editions.

A graduate of the University of Oxford and the Royal Academy of Music, he gives regular concerts and his music has appeared at the Southbank Centre, the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival, York Minster and Canterbury Cathedral, the Bergen International Organ Festival, the Canterbury Festival, on Radio 3 and on numerous recordings.

Lecturer in composition and music technology at School of Music, University of Leeds. Interested in material agency, cybernetics, the emergence of structure and sound.

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