Live recording of sonic experiments in Teufelsberg Berlin, 2014

Hole and Corner is a serie of site-responsive interventions which play with the specific physical properties of abandoned places. The project is a collaboration between Donia Jourabchi and Dewi de Vree.

Hole and Corner stimulates the openness to the surrounding environment, sensitive to its smallest variations and offers new perspectives to the listener for unknown sensations.

The first presentation of Hole and Corner happened at the Teufelsberg Berlin and resonated with the location’s former function as listening station of the US National Security Agency NSA. The aim of the project was to bring back the location’s distinctive atmosphere by re-creating detectors of surrounding signals. These normally ‘hidden’ and ‘private’ signals were then opened up and made perceivable to the public by translating them into sound and playing them back into the space, through the structures of the buildings and the acoustics of the spaces. The performers were operating simultaniously on seperate locations during the performance. Sonic Agent A//’The Receiver’, captured the signals with a self build antenna, consisting of large copper wire installation. She then sent them wirelessly to Sonic Agent B//’The transmitter’, who played back the sounds on another location, sculpting textures of sound as a physical matter.

Hole & Corner - Teufelsberg Berlin

A microphone moves inside/outside a pair of ear-defenders while capturing the sound impulses coming from a construction site. A voice accompanies the action commenting on the microphone's positions and the resultant sonic qualities.

Rotterdam (2012)

Vasilis Liolios: bells, singing bowls, objects, semi - modular analog synth
Yiannis Tsirikoglou: electronics Max/MSP
Aris Giatas: bells, prepared piano
Released on Creative sources (structures | cs279)
http://www.creativesourcesrec.com
Originally released on Another Timbre/Anonymous Zone 

Points of attraction

Recorded partly in this disused Russian radar dome during a Dark Ecology Residency in 2015. Thanks To Hilde, HC, and Sonic Acts.

Dark Dome

From album 'Paths' (May 2016), Granny Records.

http://www.bjarni-gunnarsson.net/paths

http://www.grannyrecords.org

Ubieties

Angst

Citizen Hertz;  the Dirt Dog Chapter .. I

This is Part I of a long, eclectic and gradual set.  I thought I'd make it easier for listeners by halving it . 
 
Part II will carry on the radical dance floor mind set . We nah dance to da trance but we do flex to da Frex 

Warm and punching, always above the belt.   

Emphasize the alternating hertz, rhythms and moods.	             

Genres played across THIS part: Experimental, Illbient, Breaks, Bassmusic, Dark Garage, Electro-bass, Dubstep, Techno, Broken beats, Dirthouse, Grime, Rave

www.soundcloud.co/duallity

Addiction

Citizen Hertz Part I

Polish translation of Ronald Reagan’s joke about american and communist dogs. The audio was played back in loop for 1 hour on Patelnia Square, Warsaw on the 4th of july 2016 in the occasion of the NATO summit in Poland. 
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Three dogs meet: an american, a polish and a russian.
The american asks to the other: 
"Do you also have to bark long enough to get the meat?"
The polish answers: 
"What is meat?"
The russian asks: 
"What is bark?"

Ronald Reagan - President of the United States
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Three Dogs (2016)

studio warmup for uB radio salon session 488 with special guests: NOISE FROM THE VOID (Jenö, Andre & Danja *vocal) originally aired live on DFM RTV Amsterdam (www.dfm.nu) 05.22.2017

studio warmup for uB radio salon 488 w/ Jenö, Andre & Danja (NOISE FROM THE VOID)

Recording from a performance at the Connector III event at STEIM on 07-09-2017

Performance at Connector III, STEIM, 07-09-2017

Preview of "Hoorbare Herinneringen: Alledaagse Ritmes van de Spoorzone in Transitie"
- a project by Donia Jourabchi Broujerdi and Taufan ter Weel. Part of: Gebruik de Lege Ruimte, Spoorzone Delft, Netherlands

A SITE-SPECIFIC SOUND PROJECT
Hoorbare Herinneringen (Aural Memories) is a project in the realm of sound art and urban research. The project focusses on the current transformation of the railroad area in Delft. Sounds from different moments within this process of transition are collected and made audible. The city inhabitants’ memories of this place become audible through their own involvement in the production process.

Can we have a better understanding of the city through listening? The main aim of the project is to increase awareness of the sound environment and its influence on everyday life.

www.hoorbare.net

Partners: Gebruik de Lege Ruimte | WeSD | Spoorzone Delft | Erfgoed Delft
Funds: Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie (Architecture Fund) | Stichting DOEN | Fonds 1818

(rough mix / not mastered)

Hoorbare Herinneringen preview - by Donia Jourabchi and Taufan ter Weel, 2012

Taufan ter Weel

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