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Yell Welts Elfie Light

Hiding away again, Vera starts to feel her psychological stability falling apart.  She continues to pray to anything that will hear her pleas to save her from losing herself while trapped alone so far away from home, and no sign of hearing from Vincent and his team.

Project Umbriel

HIMOS (Hiding Inside My Own Space)

HIMOS - Hiding Inside My Own Space

Just a track about being playful with your mind.

Meditating in a dream

noxpox - Fidschi Fun

NECTO

K G G - Digital Worlds (Complete)

Messing with the nn~ operator in MAX/MSP and two pre-trained RAVE AI models resulted in this uncanny voice recording. Strangely stuttering, but almost language. If you'd like to see exactly how it was created, check out the accompanying video @ https://youtu.be/WwNYD3Sm4H4

More about RAVE models @ https://github.com/acids-ircam/RAVE

Huge thanks to Intelligent Instruments Lab for making their RAVE models available @ https://huggingface.co/Intelligent-Instruments-Lab/rave-models

visual explanation

halF inflectioN

Original song using KORG Gadget.

Photo: https://stocksnap.io/photo/silhouette-woman-ZTFQL8008P by Allef Vinicius (https://stocksnap.io/author/30516)

Thank you, stars！

New full album release from UK based electronic producer Cartoon Vandal (2024)
https://cartoonvandal.bandcamp.com/

Lights Out in Wonderland
Focal Point Blur
Night Shift
Hunger Cult
Summer and Ever After
Diagonal Fiction
Kid Astronaut
Cells
 
#idm 
#signalwave 
#lofimusic 
#brokentransmission 
#ambient 
#electronicmusic 
#vaporwave 
#electronica 


Departing from the sample-based sound of his previous releases, the sonic palette of Hybrid instead draws heavily on the synthetic sounds of MIDI instruments, synth presets, and VSTs.


New electronic music album released in 2024 from Cartoon Vandal. 
Album genres:
Late night Lo-fi signalwave  electronic experimental vaporwave
https://soundcloud.com/martin-rutley/tracks


New electronic music and albums in 2024


Cartoon Vandal is based in Manchester, UK and has been producing electronic music for several years. Influences include Oneohtrix Point Never, Boards of Canada, Skee Mask, Haircuts for Men and The Caretaker.

Cells

midnight rendezvous

Although Suss Müsik proudly cites Steve Reich as an inspirational pioneer, we admit to a bit of frustration at the way audiences overlook the conceptual depth of Reich's more emotive works. Different Trains, written in 1988 for string quartet and tape, uses recorded interviews with family members and Holocaust survivors as its melodic framework. Reich creates a parallel between trips he took as a youth and the shuttling of six million Jews to German concentration camps. Taken as a totality, inflections of speech form a beautiful and sometimes uncomfortable coupling, a musical documentary captured as personal snapshot. The effect transcends minimalism into something haunting and didactic (in a good way); even three decades later, hearing the swell of strings behind "But today, they're all gone" sends shivers up the spine.

In homage to Mr. Reich, this piece uses four marimba patterns played in unison, alternating pauses between bars at random moments. A gently plucked guitar creates the harmonic structure, not unlike the motif in Reich's Music for 18 Musicians signaling that a transition is about to take place. The guitar is played with a jar of rocks on the fretboard and run through a Boss Terra Echo TE-3. The marimbas eventually reveal a phased loop of birds chirping, which were recorded just outside Suss Müsik studios (the weather today was gorgeous). The piece ends with a single marimba phased at the same rate as the birds' pattern, everything fading into a metallic sheen of acoustic percussion recorded with plenty of reverb.

This excerpt is part of a longer piece still in development entitled Misophonia. The piece is named after a clinical term describing the negative reaction some people have to repetitive noises like dripping water, chewing gum, the tapping of a pencil, etc. The image is an egg.

More on this 249th weekly Disquiet Junto project — “Wish the minimalist composer Steve Reich a happy birthday” — at:

http://disquiet.com/0249/

More on the Disquiet Junto at:

http://disquiet.com/junto/

Subscribe to project announcements here:

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Project discussion takes place on llllllll.co:

http://llllllll.co/t/happy-birthday-steve-reich-disquiet-junto-project-0249/

There’s also on a Junto Slack. Send your email address to twitter.com/disquiet for Slack inclusion.

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Misophonia [Disquiet0249]

Post-classical ambient minimalism for crepuscular airports.

Misophonia [Disquiet0249]

Suss Müsik

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