This is track 6 from my new release on the Stasisfield netlabel, <i>Absence sleeps between the buildings at night.</i> For more information (including liner notes and full attribution for all field recordings) and to download the entire release for free, please visit http://www.stasisfield.com/releases/year12/sf-12001.html.

Image copyright 2013 John Kannenberg.

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I wish to live with myself (from "Absence sleeps between the buildings at night", 2014)

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http://marcolucchi.bandcamp.com/album/afternoons
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http://marcolucchi.bandcamp.com/album/moondogging-while-chatting-with-ines-via-facebook
http://www.webbedhandrecords.com/wh129-o-e-s-notturni/
http://www.webbedhandrecords.com/wh127-o-e-s-a-material-a-sound-a-shape/
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Tom DePlonty is a Massachusetts-based pianist and composer of mostly minimal and ambient electronic music. His albums include Corridor (2010), Blake Pieces (2014), and Assembly (2017). He collaborates with Tim Risher and others as part of the electronic project Paragaté.

Multi-instrumentalist and music explorer...er...back from a long expedition! Never get banished to an island full of clarinets and other people, presumably some are clarinetists plucked from rehearsals. Some jerk will want to make a clarinet flare exhibition for passing aircraft, SOS and the likes. Many people with wooden clarinets will have broken hearts. They will, instead, whistle. At which point...get off of the island!!! Hopefully your coordinates are already known by a large ship full of friends who like food similar to your favorite foods and are aware of all allergies. 
(Musically, I will have compensated for this typed intro by some point if you leave some on and forget all about them having been on, awhile later. Since you are probably already on Clarinet Island.  Some tracks are a direct antidote to Island Clarinet Carbons Sickness of the Upper Ankle.

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e. dulanowsky is an electronic music performer from Regina, SK.  e. dulanowsky uses a hardware-based workflow, with both homemade and commercial electronics to create ambient drone and noise pieces. Some of his compositions can be found at http://soundcloud.com/ernst-pulsewidth and https://pulsewidth.bandcamp.com/

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I wish to live with myself (from "Absence sleeps between the buildings at night", 2014)

Dave Seidel