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We Need To Take Some Of Your Blood

Music : Deepman
Words and voice : Luciole Langevine

Raconte moi l'orage
La pluie qui tambourine
Raconte moi le vent
Qui siffle en chantant
Quand la nature est la musicienne
Et ta maison, son instrument

Au coeur de ton abri
Tu écoutes et tu vibres

Parle moi des rayons du soleil
Qui se faufilent à travers les persiennes
Et parsèment ta chambre de pointillés

Parle moi de cette partition de lumière
Qui s'infiltre, éclabousse tout
De ses variations sublimes

Raconte moi 
Quand tu ouvres ta porte
Cet immense arc-en-ciel 
Qui déploie juste au-dessus
La gamme infinie des couleurs

Debout sur le perron 
Tu exultes, tu vibres

Translation:
Tell me about the storm
The drumming rain
Tell me about the wind
Who whistles while singing
When nature is the musician
And your house, his instrument

In the heart of your shelter
You listen and you vibrate

Tell me about the sun's rays
That sneak through the shutters
And dot your room with dots

Tell me about this partition of light
That infiltrates, splashes everything
Of its sublime variations

Tell me
When you open your door
This huge rainbow
That deploys just above
The infinite range of colors

Standing on the porch
You exult, you vibrate

Raconte Moi - Deepman & Luciole Langevine

More on this 474th weekly Disquiet Junto project – Police Action (3 of 3) / The Assignment: Complete a trio by adding a track to an existing duet by two other musicians – at:

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Fuzzy Chime , Viola And Flute (disquiet0474) With MDH & The Land

I lived in Houston for 9 months in 1997.  Lived and worked on Westheimer Rd.  I worked near River Oaks at a tech startup.  My wife worked somewhat nearby on Greenway Plaza at what is now Invesco.

The food in Houston was excellent.  One time, Dusty Hill from ZZ Top was behind us in line at a BBQ joint and ordered "a quart of jambalaya".  Yes, he was dressed like he was on stage.  I thought it was the perfect Texas moment.  Although a close second was going out with Ann's co-workers to somebody's horse farm in the country and one her co-workers rode a horse backwards very fast.  Nice people.

There should be more cars on whatever road this is.  I remember the traffic was crazy.  And the air often smelled of gas, the result of being close to oil refineries.

This track is a combination of several pieces of mine:  Aleodeology's "Time Travel Destination in the Past", "Simulated Gravity", "Aleodeological Travel", and "Empty Interstate Due to Microaggressions", along with my side band Vibrating Wires' "The Long Drive Out", "The Path to REM Sleep", and "Southwestern Desert" - and some field recordings of rain that I recorded.

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More on this 476th weekly Disquiet Junto project — IAH Forecast (The Assignment: Here’s your next single’s cover. Now record it.) — at:

https://disquiet.com/0476/

The image that is the source of this project is by Robert Boyd (www.thegreatgodpanisdead.com) and has been used with his permission.

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Westheimer(disquiet0476)

A misty, foggy, rainy day. High enough above to hear it, far enough away to be above it, close enough to smell it, vague enough to float away into wherever your thoughts take you, then you center yourself, back, back, again, don't lose yourself, don't lose focus, it returns.

Submission for Disquiet Junto Project 0476: IAH Forecast - https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0476-iah-forecast/41553

*Gear*

* Tascam DR-40X (field recording)
* Ableton Live 10 Standard
* Magix SOUND FORGE Audio Studio Pro 13 (mastering)
* Native Instruments KOMPLETE KONTROL S61 (input)
* Novation Launchpad MK2

*Instruments*

* Kilohearts Phase Plant - Arpeggiating Effectous
** Native Instruments Raum - Yellow Memories
* Native Instruments Lo-Fi Glow - Detuned
** Output Portal - Ambient Lake
* Field recording of rain, drain and traffic (myself)
** Output Portal - Heaven Reveal
** Kilohearts Reverb - Ambience Dark
* Native Instruments Lo-Fi Glow - Lullaby Blips
* Native Instruments Lo-Fi Glow - Simp Le Church

*Attribution*

* Original cover photo by Robert Boyd in Houston, Texas, used with permission.

regenfall [disquiet0476]

For this challenge:
"Here’s your next single’s cover. Now record it."
Love this one, and love the photo. Mist/fog is such a global (globalizing?) thing. Any city could use it to get on approximately the same mood. Like a landscape's tuxedo.

This photo could be any city , dressed like that, could be my home-town Buenos Aires (a city fog suits so well).
There's a tango standard "Nieblas del Riachuelo", full Buenos Aires misty cityscape, so I went for a homesick tango nostalgia and jammed wit myself this one:

Nieblas Panamericanas

Spanish guitar
Upright bass
Drums (brushed)
Melodica (mimicking a Bandoneon)

The photo was shot in Houston, Texas, by Robert Boyd and is used with his permission.

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Nieblas Panamericanas (disquiet0476)

Disquiet Junto Project 0476. The Assignment: Here’s your next single’s cover. Now record it.

The photo gave me instantly some kind of Blade Runner feeling and I wanted to avoid this. I decided to make something with LFOs that give the cars driving by a sound. I created a generative patch on my AE Modular with a recently added Wonkystuff rbbs adressing the FMOS oscillator, a lots of LFOs and filters. I wanted to add some Houston radio talk, but I only found a WebSDR source in Texas (w5cqu.homeip.net:8100/) from which the voices are taken (some harmless talk about MS Windows). The result is my feeling of having a flat in this building, listening to local radio with open balcony. Will be a #1 hit single…

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The photo was shot in Houston, Texas, by Robert Boyd and is used with his permission.

More on this 476th weekly Disquiet Junto project:
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Project discussion:
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Distant Passings [disquiet0476]

Performed with the Roli block without looking at the keywaves.

More on this 477th weekly Disquiet Junto project – Flying Blind (The Assignment: Record a piece of music in which some substantial portion is performed without looking.) – at:

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Image associated with this project is by Rachel Fox, and used thanks to Flickr and a Creative Commons license allowing editing (cropped with text added) for non-commercial purposes:

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Flying Blind (disquiet0477)

Borrowing my house
from insects,
I slept

haiku by Kobayashi Issa https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/kobayashi-issa

picture by Alfred Kenneally https://unsplash.com/@alken

For more information visit http://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

regenfall [disquiet0476]

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