“listen to my tale of woe
it’s terribly sad but true...”

The Great American Songbook re-imagined.
“Oh, Lady Be Good!” written by George Gershwin and Ira Gershwin in 1924.

Oh, Lady Be Good!

“oh, the mission bells told me
that I could not stay...”

The Great American Songbook re-imagined.
“South of the Border” written by Jimmy Kennedy and Michael Carr in 1939.

South Of The Border

“here’s a kiss, hope that this
brings lots of luck to you…”

The Great American Songbook re-imagined.
“Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone” written by Sam Stept and Sidney Clare in 1930.

Please Don't Talk About Me

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“is your figure less than Greek?
is your mouth a little weak?…”

The Great American Songbook re-imagined.
“My Funny Valentine” written by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart in 1937

My Funny Valentine

Exploration of absence...

“There is more distance than nearness…”

Missing Shade Of Blue

Arcs Of Tangled Light

Theme for an Imaginary Western - Part 1

“I can stop the heartbeat of angels…”

Revenant

Theme for an Imaginary Western - Part 2

“the firewater dance into the footsteps of ghosts
is performed by colourful strangers…”

The Time It Never Rained

Theme for an Imaginary Western - Part 3

“way above the lower ground…”

High Plains

Theme for an Imaginary Western - Part 4

“Padre, the people need reassurance
spiritual guidance, what do you say?
Lawman, they rely on you for protection
to hold Desperados at bay

it’s an uneasy calm, wagons circled for the night
until the new morning light

when danger is threatening, bad medicine brewing
high time to move on without delay
deep in the heart of the Badlands, there can be no denial
it’s a fight for survival from day to day”

The Gathering

Froth On The Daydream

“is the Planet Earth to be
Dark Flower in the Garden of the Universe?…”

Dark Flower

“incompatible variance
no go - no how - nowhere…”

State vs Non-State

Surface Tension

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“to not have to deal with doubt
to not have to listen to the tapping of insecurities
door always closed
not to have to dream of dreaming
and then dream that the dream was lost
not to have to pay the price
with no inkling of the correct cost…”

Includes fragment of “Round Midnight” written by Thelonious Monk (1944)

Just Like It Never Was

Atlas was inspired by the book Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. The female narrative within the track is Rand herself taken from an interview with Mike Wallace in 1959.

Atlas

This track was inspired by and contains samples of the interview with the Lifelong Masked Criminal made in the 1950s

The Other Side

Afronaut was inspired by the work of Mukuka Nkoloso who developed a space program for Zambia in the 1960s. The narrative is taken from an interview with Nkoloso.

Afronaut

Cosmosis

“be gone wide world passing by
all done sacrifice sleep dream on”

The Final Causation

A 'dance' reimagining of Held in Eternal Bliss... enjoy!

Bliss

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Collaboration between Mono-Lux and poet Jo Richter (Sonic Structures and Silent Stretches)
@sonic-textures
Poem and conception by Jo Richter with narration and sounds by Mono-Lux - created between Dec 2021 and Jan 2022

“narcoleptic somnambules
consumers of hot summer dates
here’s another post hypnotic trigger
implanted by that giggly jingle
dance the transsomatic landfills
dance the cisapocalyptic skies
dance the tarmac, dance volcanic
dance the lord and dance the flies

narcoleptic somnambules
lost mnemonic virtuals
here’s another transtraumatic flipper
sponsored by your self-parenting guide
dance the cleptotronic chromosphere
dance the micro plastic surge
dance the trolley, dance the alley
dance chromatic, dance your urge

narcoleptic somnambules
purveyors of emoji eyes
here’s another sonoclastic ripper
tearing up with bluetooth kites
dance the thanocultic road code
dance the toxins pressed in shists
dance pollution, dance profusion
dance the hit and dance the missed”

The Gallery

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This is the second collaboration between Mono-lux and the poet Jo Richter A.K.A. Sonic Structures and Silent Stretches
@sonic-textures
Poem and conception by Jo Richter with narration and sounds by Mono-Lux - created Jan/Feb 2022

“the less to remember
the more to listen
gifts from the ice age
reverberate
a simple story
a forest
a coastline
entangled in silence
one starts to relate”

Small Gifts

you can see them 
anywhere
a furtive glance
but don’t dare stare
hear them when they say
nothing of interest anyway
in this colourful world
they stay grey
undelightful
mean miserly 
sour and spiteful
frightful

“CREEPS!!”

Creeps

far away worlds
tear away dreams
seen by the mind
travelling all alone
out of the body
into a spirit undefined

Remote Viewing

Welcome to the show…

Chameleon boy            
Mermaid lady
One hundred year old baby
Pinhead man 
Werewolf family
Skeleton boy
Wild man of the jungle
Reptile girl
Half man half biscuit…

“FREAK SHOW!”

Freak Show

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This is the third collaboration between Mono-lux and the poet Jo Richter @sonic-textures… enjoy

Poetry is Vital
sound space and time
structuring impulse
carving chiselling kneading morphing
large and small gifts

Poem and conception by Jo Richter
Narration and sounds by Mono-Lux

Vital

Dazzling
Enchanting
Splinter
Illumination

Strange Illumination

This Time Dissolves

Years before you know
One dream caught in release

Shinigami

Beautiful dreamers
Each day catches fire
Count the hours
Parcels of time

Each Day Catches Fire

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Fourth collaboration between Mono-lux and poet Jo Richter @sonic-textures... enjoy

End Of LIght

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This is a Morris Broome project and follows on from our Mono-ha collection. We explore numerous soundscape ideas from ambient to traditional song formats using the expanded sonic field of original and treated donor sounds and narrative. Enjoy the experience and thanks for listening...

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