Name: Araña de la tarde by Phonopoetics
Duration: 2 min 12 s
Description: Poético objeto sonoro creado a partir de la obra, original de Salvador Dalí, que lleva el mismo nombre.

All the sounds you hear on this track (excluding the guitar) were created exclusively from the audio recordings of the Perseverance Rover on the surface of Mars released by Nasa

Perseverance

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We’re happy to announce the welcoming of Heather Woods Broderick to our roster with her new album Domes. The album will be released on May 13th 2022 on vinyl, tape and digital. After having released solo albums on Western Vinyl and Preservation, Domes presents the first entirely instrumental work of the California based multi-instrumentalist.

Domes is a collection of meditative pieces based around the cello. While not being her primary instrument, the cello holds a very special place for the artist. Throughout the past 2 years, Heather often felt the need to find moments of respite in response to the chaotic and turbulent times we all faced in that period. Her days started or ended with the cello. A single melody initiated a process in which new elements were gradually added to the initial loop until the sounds filled her up. This process and the instrumental nature of these pieces opened the path for self-reflection and enabled her to express emotions outside the world of words or lyrics:
 
“The cyclical nature of the loop combined with the sound feeling like it’s surrounding me feels serene and safe. My hope is that listeners experience this as well.” - Heather Woods Broderick
 
Domes is a documentation of that period and offers 7 pieces which to the artist feels like dense masses – strong grounding sounds that can hold weight or be used to disperse weight - in an emotional sense. The album title, Domes, reflects this idea as domes are made out of triangles – the strongest shapes in the physical world. Coincidentally, there are 7 different triangles. As such, the pieces on Domes each reflect a different triangle, a different strongest shape which offers the listener a solid basis to find rest and calmness.

Artwork by Femke Strijbol
Mastered by D. James Goodwin

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Heather Woods Broderick - Figura

Body Maps
by Barbara De Dominicis


Body Maps has been inspired by Jean Luc Nancy’s Corpus.
These tracks evolved from a series of recording sessions held in Italy between 2019 and 2021.
A blend of spoken word, electroacoustic textures and instruments, found sounds and voice, these tracks evolved from a series of recording sessions held in Italy between 2018 and 2021. 
This release had a quite long incubation, almost two years and a half of tryouts, interruptions and afterthoughts to find a possible way to decipher this ineffable and particularly crucial moment of Barbara’s life.
The lyrics represent the attempt to transfigure the fragility into which her body was definitely sinking: a private emotional labyrinth made of abandonment, imperfection, vulnerability, time, alienation, sensuality, illness, identity. A sad and carnal quasi geography of the body, strongly related to a denied, (un)revealed, recovered sensuality.
Barbara wanted the music to preserve a sense of vulnerability and spontaneity therefore during the post production process she kept plenty of unvarnished sounds (teeth, fingers, mouth), half broken melodies, cracked words, ghostly echoes.
The generous musicians involved improvised following very subtle suggestions in the attempt to paint a picture in which everything is exposed to unexpected change; a kaleidoscope of sensations tied to disbelief, fear, and sudden absence.
The fluctuating vocal melodies fade into the electroacoustic interventions of Marco Bonini (electronics and guitar), Giulio Maschio (drums), Elio Martusciello (guitar, bass, synths, manipulations), Marco Messina (electronics), Massimiliano Sacchi (clarinets), Erica Scherl (violin), Andrea Serrapiglio (cello), Teho Teardo (guitar, piano, strings), and weaving languidly in and out, in a slow fragmented exploration that is sometimes painful, sometimes steady, sometimes disorienting.
A collective but gaunt architecture opened to mesmerizing sonic landscapes around which the body unfolds its maps
The artwork is curated by Raffaella Nappo. Her multifaceted artistic practice bridges distinct realms from drawing to painting, from photography to video and installation, blending analog and digital . Her work on Body Maps portrays a world of delicate images as the footprints of a rarefied, delicate but still intense inner world.
Body Maps has been endorsed by Marco Contini’s special and encouraging gaze.


to Alice



1. Mouth
Music by Erica Scherl, Marco Bonini, Barbara De Dominicis

2. Bones
Music by Teho Teardo, Massimiliano Sacchi, Barbara De Dominicis

3. Womb
Music by Elio Martusciello, Barbara De Dominicis

4. Heart Unbeaten
Lyrics inspired by Sir Philip Sidney’s Arcadia
Music by Marco Messina, Barbara De Dominicis, Andrea Serrapiglio

5. Hands
Music by Marco Bonini, Barbara De Dominicis, Giulio Maschio,
Erica Scherl



Barbara De Dominicis
Out on Folderol Records 
With 
Barbara De Dominicis _ lyrics, voice, electronics, programming, found sounds
Marco Bonini _ guitars, electronics 
Elio Martusciello _ electronics, programming, mixing
Giulio Maschio _ drums 
Marco Messina _  electronics, programming , mixing
Massimiliano Sacchi _  bass clarinet
Erica Scherl  _ violin
Andrea Serrapiglio _  cello
David Stampfli  _ spoken voice 
Teho Teardo _  piano, guitar, strings, programming, mixing
Recorded and mixed by _ Marco Messina and Barbara De Dominicis 
@ Folder Studio - Naples, Italy
Additional recordings by Luca Gaudenzi and Antonio Romano 
@ Pyramid Studio -Rome, Italy
@Teho Teardo _Basement Studio _Rome
Mastered by Renato Grieco
Video illustrations and animation by Maria Pia Picozza 
Editing Pierluca Zanda
Drawings and artwork by Raffaella Nappo © 
Published by Marco Contini @ Folderol / Kappabit

5 HANDS

Um antigo podcast dedicado a Ryuichi Sakamoto. Uma fantasia outonal construída a partir das faixas do CD "1996". Temas de filmes arranjados pelo autor para trio de piano, violino e violoncelo. Storytelling motivado pela escuta. Destaque para a participação do violoncelista brasileiro Jaques Morelenbaum. Anos depois, acompanhados da cantora Paula Morelenbaum, Sakamoto e Jaques voltariam a colaborar no álbum "Casa" (2002),  gravado na casa de Antonio Carlos Jobim, autor de todas as músicas registradas no disco.

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An old podcast dedicated to Ryuichi Sakamoto. An autumnal fantasy built from the tracks on the "1996" CD. Film themes arranged by the author for piano, violin and cello trio. Storytelling motivated by listening. Highlight for the participation of the Brazilian cellist Jaques Morelenbaum. Years later, accompanied by singer Paula Morelenbaum, Sakamoto and Jaques would collaborate again on the album "Casa" (2002), recorded at the home of Antonio Carlos Jobim, author of all the songs recorded on the disc.

My Ancient Podcasts Musica Discreta (2007)  Ryuichi SAKAMOTO Musica Da Camera Roberto D'Ugo Jr

Una ninna nanna
Frutto della mia mente
Mi accompagna
dove Il tutto,
Si offre al nostro controllo.
Note lunghe
Di scale rovinate
Da chi
Prima di me
Cascato nel vuoto
Ha cercato di arrampicarsi
Per tornare indietro
Ed aprire nuovamente gli occhi.
Ninna nanna
Morbida e pungente
Risuona in me
Senza allontanarti
Così che una volta
Arrampicato su queste scale dissonanti
Sognerò ad occhi aperti
Per l' eternità.

Ninna Nanna

Poético objeto sonoro creado a partir de la obra, original de Salvador Dalí, que lleva el mismo nombre.

Phonopoetics

Araña de la tarde

Metempsicosi

Piano Works is the second installment of Lucy Claire’s ‘Works’ series. It is an eclectic take on what piano music can be. Featuring cellist Ren Ford (Keaton Henson’s Romantic Works) and violinist Marie Schreer (The Royal Northern Sinfonia) and surrounded in atmospheric binaural soundscapes, the piano is far from lonely. The work features a collection of pianos from grands and uprights, to electric keyboards, toy and thumb pianos. It is grounded in the real world but hints strongly at the magical and supernatural, it absorbs, transports, then delivers you back to reality with new perspective.

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The cinematic Trilogy 120 is an exploration of experiments with field recordings, analogue tape loops, reel-to-reel machines, guitars, cellos, ambient drone and world percussion. Drawing influences from film soundtracks, experimental music and sound art, it features guest appearances from award-winning percussionist Pete Lockett (Björk, David Holmes, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Lee Scratch Perry, Primal Scream), and Mute Artist, Composer and Producer Simon Fisher Turner (part III) - whose works include soundtracks for Derek Jarman's Caravaggio, The Last of England and The Garden as well as the David Lynch-produced Nadja. Trilogy 120 was mixed by James Aparicio (Liars, Spiritualized) and is available as a free download on www.atomeyemusic.com/trilogy120


Released by: La Nausee Records
Release/catalogue number: 0001 -  0002 - 0003
Release date: May 28, 2012
ISRC: GB-5T8-11-00004

Free Download on Atom Eye's offical Website

Trilogy 120 - Seamless Version (28mins)

Araña de la tarde

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