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Paroles et photo : Colette Fournier
Musique : Francis Vieux - Leslie Nefer
Chant : Leslie Nefer
Enregistré au studio Estragon par Junior 6Co

Si Tu Ne T'en Fais Pas - Leslie & Co

track made for the Naviar Haiku music challenge #351 https://www.naviarrecords.com/2020/09/23/naviarhaiku351-urban-chorus

field recordings:
https://freesound.org/people/erdemvideography/sounds/462106/
https://freesound.org/people/animationIsaac/sounds/162190/

Urban Madness (naviarhaiku 351)

Nospra - Σε Ποιον Να Μιλησω

Godiz - Melodisk Massemord (Prod. Sebba)

PORTOXBRAHAMI (DRILL SESSION)

S.4. La Ideología de Genero. Con Fernanda Rodríguez

Disquiet Junto Project 0469: [Missing in Caption]. The Assignment: Make music that pushes the constraints of descriptive television captions.

In one scene of this old war movie, the man is saying goodbye to go to another well-founded, short and successful war, and his wife is deeply worried.

The bells call to battle, the wife struggles to find parting words, and even the worn-out VHS tape is deeply moved.

Whispering provided by these two CC0 samples:
https://freesound.org/people/geoneo0/sounds/193818/
https://freesound.org/people/LadyImperatrix/sounds/503270/ <- the heartbreaking words!

Image based on David Monies: The Farewell
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Monies-Farewell.jpg

More on this 469th weekly Disquiet Junto project:
https://disquiet.com/0469/
Project discussion:
https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0469-missing-in-caption/

CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

[overly heartbreaking farewell music] ____ [disquiet0469]

Adiz - Hodet På Puta(prod. Glen Dwellz)

"There is so much going on in this track, a British field recording presumably recorded recently. Something about the suggestion of that time sync makes it feel physically proximate, too, even if it’s far away from wherever the listener might be. And even if nothing in it is, technically, “alive,” in the sense that an animal might be alive, it is nonetheless very much alive. This is “Underwater Stream” by Landsounds, the name under which London-based John Hooper captures audio of the everyday and, as happens here, reveals the complexity inherent in it. In these mere two and a half minutes, there is gurgling, certainly, and droning, yes, and a hum that makes the the droning seem like its trebly by comparison, and other sounds (rope against wood?) that creak like dolphins speak. None is isolated from the others. They are in sync in their own manner. And then there’s that slow heartbeat of a pulse at the start and just before the end. It’s enough to make you think it’s been a bit of ambient techno all along." Thanks to Marc Weidenbaum from Disquiet who has said it far more eloquently than I could.

Underwater stream.

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