This is a great sound track. Would it be ok if I were to use this in an app my firm is developing for young people with mental health issues? Mental Health is a big problem in the world and 1 in 4 people suffer from it. You would actively be assisting myself and my firm My Time CIC to help tackle mental health

From the sound of it, I'd love to be wherever this was recorded.

I like to sit back and just listen to this with closed eyes. The plain sound of nature can be so relaxing.

TR146 - Andie Brown - 'Alucita II'

TR170 - Natalia Beylis - 'Invaded By Fireflies' [sample]

Natalia Beylis (Woven Skull, her own self) pulls the mechanical vortex right through a brand new space time tear with 'Variation on a Sewing Machine' - a spanking new hypnotic escapade for decorating t'inside on one's brain box. Needle hopping for the third eye.

Variations On A Sewing Machine - Natalia Beylis

Further information and tracklist: https://bleep.com/features/bleep-mix-254--lucrecia-dalt

Celebrating her Bleep Top 10 and Best of 2022 list topping album ¡Ay!, Lucrecia Dalt (dis)eases us into the New Year with a superbly eclectic mix of haunted tones and eternal songs tapping into the lifeblood blues that fully permeates this mix. From the 21st century somber of Eric Chenaux segueing beautifully into Broadcast's retro-futurist ballad to The Walker Brothers Late 70s excursions marking Noel Scott Engel's stepping fully off into the abyss on The Electrician. The cosmic void radiance concludes with an expert then-and-now pairing of Donovan's forever deep creep psych on Hurdy Gurdy Man (the ectoplasmic intro oozing into the end of Valentin Clastrier's sound cloud like a John Carpenter movie) before exorcised by the very recent psilocybin Beach Boys excursions of Panda Bear & Sonic Boom. ¡Ay! indeed!

Bleep Mix #254 - Lucrecia Dalt

An immersive blend of old and new, Natalia Beylis’ work nestles itself in the in-between, peering through sunlit, muted gauze. World building and world destroying, alien but steeped in tradition. Beylis’ construction of place brings out everything from the quiet, a delicate balance where the gentle humming is audible. All floating down. 

https://nataliabeylis.bandcamp.com/

Tracklist:

Peter Hanford - The World Of Steam
Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin & Ultan O'Brien - Máirseáil na Sióg
Emahoy Tsege Mariam Gebru - Story of the Wind
Hood Faire - Environmental Meditation Music - Long Form Edition (Partial)
Eimear Walshe - Emmylou Cover
Delia Derbyshire - Falling (Partial)
Patricia Brennan - Improvisation VI
Cheri Knight - Primary Colors
Moondog - Lullaby (2 West 46th Street)
Lucia Nimcová/Sholto Dobie - Sing for myself
Ailbhe Nic Oireachtaigh - Purposelessness
Conor O'Kane - Harvest of Clovers
Aoife Hammond - Gorse
Felicity Mangan - When Do Frogs Go Out
Tadlaouia - Title Unknown
Willie Stewart - Red Moon Dance
The Tariqua 'Alawiya - The 'Imâra (Partial)
Lori Goldston - On A Moonlit Hill In Slovenia
David Colohan - Practice Freedom - Live At Tor Fest

Outhouse Mix: Natalia Beylis

Sound artist Natalia Beylis released a brilliant collaboration with Cork cellist Eimear Reidy earlier this year, entitled She Came in Through the Window to Stand by the Door. Ahead of her appearance at MusicTown in Dublin on July 27, Natalia talks about sound recording in rural Leitrim, how her live show comes together, finding sounds around the house, and what's next. 

Natalia Beylis plays alongside Anna Mieke, Adrian Crowley and Aoife Wolf on Thursday, July 27, in the depot @ the complex for MusicTown. Tickets and listings: http://www.musictown.ie/listings/

Natalia Beylis on Bandcamp: https://nataliabeylis.bandcamp.com/

TPOE 268: Natalia Beylis

🎤🔬 Natalia Beylis 🪗🌿 guest mix for Innerstate 87, threading through folkloric spirit, free jazz and ritual. I am such a fan of Natalia's work, first hearing iconic Cave of a Seashell some years ago while performing together with Dylan Kerr🎈. Her mix will find you surfing in the ether at midnight in Berlin, 6pm in Montréal ~~~ now eternally *here* for all future excursions,

@sunkenhumsounddiary
https://nataliabeylis.bandcamp.com
https://www.nataliabeylis.com
@n10-as

::track list:: 

David Erden – Gamla Krobo
Hood Fair – Environmental Meditation Music 01
L'Hajja Lhamdawya
Matana Roberts – For Standing Rock III
Robert Turman – Flux
Xochimoki – Tua Ra
Nass El Ghiwane
Cormac Begley - Rolling in the Barrel - O'Neill's March - Tralee Jail
Natalia Beylis – Rain Recording No. 23
Fuzzy Hell – Hexagram 28 (Flood)
Jigsaw – Kofu
Matana Roberts – For Standing Rock I

Innerstate 87 w/ Natalia Beylis - 06/12/23

From the LP "Lair of the Glowing Bantling" 
Grab it here! http://penske-recordings.com/
Artwork by Karen Browett

Wild Jorge

Natalia Beylis - Dappled Sun

Dublin Digital Radio is back with its second compilation from producers, composers and musicians resident on Europe’s Best Online Radio Station.

The compilation is a reflection of the range of homegrown talent resident on the station and an opportunity for ddr. to showcase the music of the online station’s monthly residents.

All proceeds for the compilation go to Inner City Helping Homeless, a charity dedicated to providing an outreach and advocacy service to those worst affected by Ireland’s spiraling housing crisis.

@nataliabeylis

Support: dublindigitalradio.bandcamp.com/album/ddr-compilation-02

ddr. Compilation 02

Natalia Beylis - The Poole And The Sly Road

After the waves crash out on the beach, the foams recedes in what sounds like a hiss back into the ocean.  

For today's broadcast of The Sunken Hum, I got down right next to the water and tried to capture as much of the hissing foam sound as possible.  I did this late at night so the usual crowd of bathing beauties had long gone off.  What sound diary of a trip to the beach would be complete without at least one sound clip of the ocean itself?

I used my Zoom H4 with a Redhead Windscreen to block the night's light breeze.

For more of The Sunken Hum you can find me on tumblr:
http://thesunkenhum.tumblr.com/

The Sunken Hum Broadcast 4 - Hissing Foam of the Ocean on Sunny Isles Beach, Miami - 4 January 2013

The Sunken Hum Sound Diary: a field recording/sound archive project in 365 parts.

Each and everyday in 2013, I recorded two minutes of sounds from my daily life.  And then, for 365 days in a row, I published the sounds to the internet to share with the world.  


I embarked on this phonographic archive with a voyeuristic curiosity that stemmed from a fascination with how humans  routinely spend their time and with an intrigue into the regular, recurring noises that makes up the soundscape of life. I figured the easiest way to satiate this curiosity was by dissecting my own typical day and doumenting the sounds that routinely weave themselves through my surroundings.  The diary includes everything from solitary chickens singing laments to cattlemart auctioneers chanting the call of farm life to potatoes rumbling as they boxxed in the boiling hot waterpot.  A selection from these daily recordings are shared here.

Capturing the recordings became a meditative practice.  No matter what the chaos of life that was happening around me, for two minutes I could escape into a reality reimagined through headphones.  It was like a peculiar removal from the existing moment.  While the sound of the world became heightened (and nearly more alive) through the headphones, I felt simultaneously disconnected from the present, having become more an observer than a participant.  

In 2019, dublin digital radio (ddr) rebroadcast the diary recordings at 12 pm and 6 pm everyday.  These are the same times at which the Angelus Bell is played for one minute on Irish radio. This is a religious broadcast.  Though I love the idea behind the Angelus (a minute long sound meditation), it is time to separate this meditative moment from anything to do with organised religion.  Instead, I'd love to suggest that we give that moment over to the field recordists of Ireland and let them create a daily one minute broadcast that features the myriad of meditative sounds of the island.  Come on RTE, sure why not?!

The Sunken Hum Broadcast 4 - Hissing Foam of the Ocean on Sunny Isles Beach, Miami - 4 January 2013

The Sunken Hum Sound Diary

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