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Compiled by 'transient ambient' group Worlds Only, featuring 24 tracks of post-genre experimentation with debut collaborations, one-off matchups, spin-offs, and rarities.

Tzekin & Ali - Dislocated Improv

Monica Brooks - Morph For Puddles

Source Decay - I Wish You Knew Me In December

Ivan Vizintin - Don't Play The Wordle

Tzekin - Not An Angel

Blue Divers - Last Place

Del Lumanta - Guiding Spectres

Rory JS - 26

Tracy Chen -  Something True (draft)

The source material in the Narmada Sketch is predominately from the regional area of Jobat, where we collected stories and solidarity songs from over 20 displaced groups who had gathered at a satyagraha (non-violent protest). Embedding ourselves within both the satyagraha and remote affected communities was a vital part of capturing stories across the widely varied landscape. 

During the trip we facilitated workshops and enabled the children to collect images, video and sound to tell stories from their perspective. The incorporation of these capacity building workshops within the broader project will showcase the long-term contribution that creative empowerment can make to communities in struggle. Narmada Sketch is developing into both an installation and the score for the original dance production that we hope will tour Australia and India in 2013.

DAM(N) Narmada Sketch

The DAM(N) Project soundcloud is a preview of a large-scale interdisciplinary project that connects Australian and Indian communities around a common concern: water security. It presents the lives of remote communities in the Narmada Valley of North India, displaced by large-scale dam development securing hydropower for Indian cities. The construction of large dams on the River Narmada in India and its impact on millions of people living in the river valley has become one of the most important social issues in contemporary India. 

This project uses the many viewpoints and the living culture in the affected areas as building blocks for the creative process for a series of site-specific installations and a touring production in collaboration with Attakkalari, the leading contemporary dance company based in India. The key Australian collaborators include director Jehan Kanga, media artist Shakthi Sivanathan and composer / sound artist Leah Barclay. These soundscapes draws on material from the first DAM(N) creative development in December 2011. 

DAM(N) Narmada Sketch

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