Desert Turtle is an album created by Mitsu Salmon and Kikù Hibino around ideas of shelter, landscapes, and migration. The songs blend ambiance, electronic beats, and emotive vocals to create a soundscape that draws from family history, voice, and geology.

Mixed and mastered by Ralph Loza through the Experimental Sound Studio. This album was made possible through a residency and support of Rogers Art Loft and Rogers Foundation

Bones

Didn't I Tell You

Animism

Rustle

Voices In The Dunes

Subterranean

Island

When You Gonna Part 2

Jessica

No Coffee

Mitsu Salmon is a performance and visual artist. She uses soundscapes and vocals as part of her practice. She has presented work at places such as the Chicago Cultural Center, the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, and Urbanbuild Kyoto.

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