First edition of my mixtape series, harvesting sounds from the website freesounds.org.  

Thank you to the following users:

asdfgort
itherealgooglekatclaire
laiskvorst
egmf
pianofarm
dobroide
shortiefoeva2
neilseggar
drotzruhn
lolamadeus
freqman
cms4f
juskiddink
voktebef
davejf
rnaudiofilms
drotzruhn
skjor1
richtcello
piermic
iwjmors
nome-diva
rutgermuller
stomachache
meral
qubodup

Free sounds #01

Second episode in the free sound mixtape series. More harsh background noise for work hours. 

Big thanks to the users whos sounds are included in this episode:

badoink
tim-kahn
thescarlettwitch89
richwise
whitelilium
samkolber
erh
robgrace 
rtb45
mielitietty 
puniho
clivew
wjoojoo
timbre
sirmxe
casonika
stomachache 
migfus20
inspectorj
ninakeller
straget

Free sounds #02

Mixtape comprised of material exclusively found on freesound.org

Big thanks to all the featured users of this episode:

borys-kozielski
stomachache
rtb45
timbre
wjoojoo
soundholder
michael-willis
w1zy
acclivity
mauhen
badoink
szegvari
valentinsosnitskiy
maqsood5
noisecollector
charles-topley
tubbers
randymcmillan
bigjoedrummer
inspectorj
audiomirage
unfa
ehuet93
mordecai666
nerzalt-33
ejfortin
kbrecordzz
leicestersoundmap

Free sounds #03

Fourth instalment in the free sounds mixtape series. All sounds are from freesound.org. 
This mix opens with two piano pieces by the late sound legend Freed Hartman, may he rest in peace <3 

Big thanks to all the users featured in this mix :) 

freed
jaketomlhs
elijahw777
guardian2433
gertraut_hecher
tasmanianpower
emceeciscokid
awaka
f-r-a-g-i-l-e
dkustic
wipeoutpop
xtrgamr
thatjeffcarter
audiomirage
casonika
arashta
cheesepuff
ramonmineiro
christophermccarthy
sonically_sound
cool-trap-beat-drums

Free sounds #04

The 1st episode of the MINU_podcast is a composition by Frederik Heidemann. 

Frederik Heidemann is a Danish artist who works with music, performance, and radio. He creates collages and produces various objects, ranging from radio mixtapes to ringtones. He is a regular contributor to thelakeradio.com and groupcrit.net and is one half of the duo Yrdloop.

MINU_podcast are presented by MINU_festival_for_expanded_music. 

www.minufestival.info
www.frederikheidemann.dk

Ep.1 - Parking garage recorded from two pockets, on two days, overlayed so the right pocket plays in the right channel and the left pocket plays in the left channel

The 2nd episode of the MINU_podcast is an excerpt of material from Michael Hope's debut concert '(I Love You) For Instrumental Reasons'. It is performed by Current Resonance.  

Michael Hope is a UK-born composer, performer and producer based in Denmark, whose output encompasses, among other things, instrumental, orchestral, performative, installation, electronic, video, and site-specific works, often situated within the domains of conceptual art and experimental theatre.

Founded in 2019, Current Resonance is a composer / performer ensemble, based in Denmark, producing meticulously curated events of intermedial music in a variety of settings.

MINU_podcast are presented by MINU_festival_for_expanded_music.

Photo by Tobias Nicolai.

https://www.michael-hope.com/
https://www.currentresonance.site/
https://minufestival.info/

Ep.2 - Coke Talk

The 3rd episode of the MINU_podcast is a conversation with Marcela Lucatelli starting from the topic of 'Musical Necromancy'. 

Marcela Lucatelli is hailed as one of the most innovative vocalists and composers of her generation. Born in Brazil and based in Denmark, Lucatelli has earned international recognition for her extremely original, sensuous and politically charged performance works.

https://www.marcelalucatelli.co
https://minufestival.info/

Photo by Mariana Maria.

Ep.3 - Musical Necromancy with Marcela Lucatelli

As always a big thanks to the users featured in this mixtape: 

funkymuskrat 
vocalpercussion
kerouacsamerica
almightypsyche
greysound
jamesrodavidson
allanz10d

Free Sounds #06

MINU_festival_for_expanded_music is a Copenhagen-based festival presenting art on the borders of experimental music and other media. The festival seeks to expand the definition of music through presenting the unmusical as musical. It is a space for oscillating between extremes and charting relationships between art, technology, and contemporary culture.