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'Moon Phase' is a collection of lush and melancholic ambient pieces by our long time favorite artist, SineRider. Presented in a beautiful 4-panel CDr.

Written and Produced by Devin Powers.
Mastering by Rob Small.
Photography by Alexander Kopatz www.go70north.com 
Archives28 // ArchivesCD009
Archives / 2016

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SineRider - Across Rooftops

Emanuele is a sound artist from Baia a little coastal town in the Phlegraean Fields in Southern Italy. He has released albums with labels such as Karakoe Kalk, Somnia and Apeginine as well as collaborating with artists such as the Dakota Suite, Dag Rosenqvist and compatriots Enrico Coniglio and Elisa Marzorati. Live performances have seen Emanuele share a stage with artists including Deaf Center, Biosphere, Vladislav Delay, Tim Hecker, Xela, Marsen Jules and Ulrich Schnauss. 

Since the age of 6, he started playing a bontempi organ, a Christmas gift given by his parents before progressing through synthesizers and performing in local bands. With some years spent creating music using a computer, these days, Emanuele’s workflow is returning to his origins of live playing, usually with a synthesizer. His work is now imbued with an acoustic quality, sitting comfortably alongside electronic aesthetics. The natural sounds of field recordings add an almost tangible dimension to his work and it is here, in the outdoors, that his latest album is immersed. 

‘This World’ is a deep and intimate exploration of what our planet and its inhabitants have become today which Emanuele is honest enough to admit, he doesn’t particularly like much of what he sees. Each of these 10 tracks is a reflection of what the world once was not so many years ago and what it is now. The path meanders both memories and present considerations, beginning with sparse, minimal notes to initiate contemplation, before more expansive, lush arrangements take hold as the album progresses. Emanuele narrates a deeply personal account throughout This World, but these tales are both vague and provocative enough for the listener to contemplate the journey for themselves.

This World

wlr062 Emanuele Errante - This World

Taken from the upcoming Margins album 'I Tired For Hours', forthcoming on Fluid Audio...

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"Moonflowers" is an exploration of repetition and organic sounds. Fragments of delicate melody and harmony are decayed and obscured over time. Emotions frozen in the present. Flower and expand in the silhouette of the full moon.

https://dronarivm.lnk.to/Moonflowers

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Today I'm featuring a track by a Toronto based composer, Joshua Van Tassel, taken from his upcoming album, titled Dance Music Volume II : More Songs for Slow Motion, scheduled to be released in September of this year on Backward Music. During these troubled times, I feel like I keep going back to cinematic, ambient, and sombre music more and more. Almost every email I receive begins with "How are you holding up?" and it's almost awkward to admit that I'm okay, obliged to all this music that surrounds me to keep me centred, calm, and virtually connected to musicians that outpour their soul. Such is the case with music by Van Tassel. "Every day we are exposed to scenes of despair, ugliness, and struggle," says Joshua in the intro, "and I wanted to make a really beautiful album." The album is inspired by an electronic musical instrument named Ondes Martenot which is played by moving a metal ring along a wire (generating oscillations in the transistors). And "like the instrument that inspired it [...] the music is elegant and expressive, the score to a movie inside your head." The "Eternal Turtle" is a slow blooming piece, featuring The Venuti String Quartet, and Van Tassel on the electronics, piano, and of course the Ondea, the modernized version of the instrument.

"‘Eternal Turtle’ was the first piece I recorded for “Dance Music Volume 2”, and features only the Ondea. I had gotten the instrument about 2 months prior, and had been practicing every day, very slowly, and trying to play in tune. It’s very similar in tuning principle to a violin, where the slightest finger turn can cause the note you’re playing to be sharp or flat. I had started to experiment with more effects pedals as well, and created the ambience you hear at the very beginning of the track almost by accident withe a Chase Bliss MOOD pedal. For some reason, the sound immediately made me think of a giant, slow, and very old turtle moving slowly through and even older forest. I improvised the main line that runs through out the piece thinking about how this creature would move, then layered everything else immediately after. Compared to the other pieces on the album which in some cases took weeks, this one came out in one sitting and was the first time I felt like I had touched on the sound of the album I wanted to make. It was a lovely gift from a turtle I hope to thank in person someday." --Joshua Van Tassel

Dance Music Volume II: More Songs For Slow Motion

Eternal Turtle

TRACK PREMIERE : Joshua Van Tassel - Eternal Turtle

Reprise 214

For a long time I have been wanting to record the sound of a passing train with contact mics - with the Geofon it was quite easy - I just stuck it to the track with the magnet until the train passed - actually two trains a few minutes apart. In-between the trains you can hear the track shift to allow the second train coming from the opposite direction.
I must say I'm a little disappointed with the sound. I thought it would be much more energetic and wild. It sounds a bit like the ambient sound you hear standing next to a track with a train approaching...
If you look closely you can see the Geofon's grey wire next to the orange ones

Traintrack With Geofon

Tracklist

01. Ian Hawgood - The Endless Sadness of the Shoreless Heart
02. Silent Vigils - Unborn
03. Norihito Suda - Codium Fragile
04. Stijn Hüwels -  Coalescence
05. Tobias Hellkvist - Vesterhavet
06.Stijn Hüwels + Tomoyoshi Date - Tou
07. Benoît Pioulard - Slow spark, soft spoke

189. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Tracklist

01. James Murray & Mike Lazarev - Appaṇihita
02. Christopher Bissonnette -  Accumulation
03. The Humble Bee - Off station, at little afternoon, amidst the saltwater marsh
04. Anthéne - Collide 
05. Moss Covered Technology -  Untitled Quiet Loop #3
06. This Valley Of Old Mountains - Lef
07. Ishmael Cormack - A meadow, a wood
08. Steven Faile - Horizon Fields
09. Morimoto Naoki -  Zo
10. Tomotsugu Nakamura - Stellar Burial
11. Stijn hüwels - Coalescence

198. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

24Oct20

Experimenting with Marco's track, toy harp N°1
https://soundcloud.com/marcolucchi/toy-harp-n1
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Marco Lucchi  - toy harp N°1 [Boson Spin mix]

Working in mixed media...fieldrecordings, analog soundgenerators homemade "tossekasser" creating soundscapes, a,bi & non tonal pieces with or without instruments. Graduated with a degree in (electric) guitar from the Carl Nielsen Institute in Odense, Denmark in 2000.
Masters degree in Electronic Music Composition from DIEM, Aarhus Denmark
Work among others with Acustic Laptoist Tore Honore Boe - saxophonist Peter Brem, soprano Ge-Suk Yeo, poet Richard J. Rizzi, Thomas Jakobsen, drums






Traintrack With Geofon

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