For the Norient exhibition «Seismographic Sounds – Visions of a New World» (http://seismographic-sounds.norient.com) the Sri Lanka based musician and label owner @isuru-kumarasinghe compiled a special experimental music mixtape with sounds from mainly Asia.

Tracklist «Without Title»

1. Mirror #4 – Magic Love Mirrors – Isaac Smith (New Zealand, Sri Lanka), Rosie Langabeer (New Zealand), Kei Watanabe (Sri Lanka, Japan), Isuru Kumarasinghe (Sri Lanka)
2. 2011 – Daffy Maestro aka Gihan Senevirathne (Sri Lanka)
3. Truly Sorry, Trudy (part 1+2) – Borey Shin (USA, Korea)
4. Clarinet And Trickle – Middle Cove, Sydney Harbour –  Reuban Derrick (New Zealand)
5. Untitled# 2 – Moss Garden aka Sarani Perera (Sri Lanka)

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Isuru Kumarasinghe – Without Title (Mixtape for Seismographic Sounds)

Flowers on Both Ears are a duo based in Sri Lanka. They draw inspiration from a worldview based on their Islamic faith: The world of nature, understood as articulations of the cosmic Quran, in the breath of the All- Merciful.

Their songs are an attempt at thematically connecting with certain traditions and forms of Islamic love poetry especially the Nasīb (in the traditional world, poetry(spoken / sung) and music, were almost always inseparable). Poetry in which human and divine love, transpire in the breath of the Merciful.

Wind blows..
River flows..

Contact: eyeheardear@gmail.com

Norient is an audiovisual gallery and a community (of practice) for the sound of the world:
We conceive music, sound, and noise as seismographs of our time, 
facilitating space and place for thinkers and artists from over 50 countries to tell new and different stories of the now and tomorrow.