Zagara is the side A of Two Very Long Periods.

Two Very Long Periods is part of a sonic research project based in Doha Qatar led by Simone Muscolino. The tracks were produced for the Tasmeem Doha Biennial conference on art and design. All music is written and composed by Simone Muscolino with support from water with water [w/w/w] and Tasmeem Doha. This record is distributed by w/w/w and Tasmeem Doha with support from Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar.

Audio Production: Simone Muscolino
Design and illustration: @water.with.water
Special thanks to the Tasmeem Doha Co-Chairs:  Noha Fouad, Hadeer Omar, Wajiha Pervez & Yasmeen Suleiman.
Designed in Qatar
Pressed and printed in the UK
www.tasmeemdoha.com

Zagara

Beat by Nicola Muscolino

Sonic Jeel (SJ) is an audiovisual research project run by faculty and students at VCUarts Qatar. It started as design elective course exploring systems of sound using small portable synthesizers, sampler and sequencers. For Tasmeem Hekayat, students produced loops of their sound experimentations through a narrative journey of beats, rhythms and plot twists.

SJ003

Beat by Simone Muscolino

Sonic Jeel (SJ) is an audiovisual research project run by faculty and students at VCUarts Qatar. It started as design elective course exploring systems of sound using small portable synthesizers, sampler and sequencers. For Tasmeem Hekayat, students produced loops of their sound experimentations through a narrative journey of beats, rhythms and plot twists.

SJ001

Beat by Nathan Davis and Simone Muscolino

Sonic Jeel (SJ) is an audiovisual research project run by faculty and students at VCUarts Qatar. It started as design elective course exploring systems of sound using small portable synthesizers, sampler and sequencers. For Tasmeem Hekayat, students produced loops of their sound experimentations through a narrative journey of beats, rhythms and plot twists.

SJ002

SJ004

Beat by Michael Hersrud

Sonic Jeel (SJ) is an audiovisual research project run by faculty and students at VCUarts Qatar. It started as design elective course exploring systems of sound using small portable synthesizers, sampler and sequencers. For Tasmeem Hekayat, students produced loops of their sound experimentations through a narrative journey of beats, rhythms and plot twists.

SJ005

SJ006

Beat by Gajin Chung

Sonic Jeel (SJ) is an audiovisual research project run by faculty and students at VCUarts Qatar. It started as design elective course exploring systems of sound using small portable synthesizers, sampler and sequencers. For Tasmeem Hekayat, students produced loops of their sound experimentations through a narrative journey of beats, rhythms and plot twists.

SJ007

Beat by Sarah Al-Afifi

Sonic Jeel (SJ) is an audiovisual research project run by faculty and students at VCUarts Qatar. It started as design elective course exploring systems of sound using small portable synthesizers, sampler and sequencers. For Tasmeem Hekayat, students produced loops of their sound experimentations through a narrative journey of beats, rhythms and plot twists.

SJ008

Song by Sarah Elawad

Sonic Jeel (SJ) is an audiovisual research project run by faculty and students at VCUarts Qatar. It started as design elective course exploring systems of sound using small portable synthesizers, sampler and sequencers. For Tasmeem Hekayat, students produced loops of their sound experimentations through a narrative journey of beats, rhythms and plot twists.

SJ009

Tasmeem Doha is an international, biennial art and design conference hosted and organized by VCUarts Qatar since 2004. Each edition of Tasmeem Doha highlights a unique and contemporary theme within art and design, exploring novel concepts, methods, and applications, and engaging in critical discussions. The event is open to the public, with attendees and participants consisting of international designers, artists, academics, students, industry professionals, and the local community.