Name: LON DON SO FA by Habitual Noise
Duration: 3 min 57 s
Description: Lullaby Loops and sounds from a live recording on the London Sofa Studio

Introspect

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Introspect IV-VI

heaven and earth:
neither exists apart from
snow fluttering down

ひらひらと雪
そしてなんにもない
天と地と

it was snowing this morning 
everything white everywhere smile
nowhere sounds

Kajiwara Hashin was born in 1864 and studied under Kyoshi. Although Hashin is not very well-known as a poet, this particular haiku that he wrote is quite popular worldwide: it was first translated by Miyamori Asataro and later by R. H. Blyth.

Haiku : Kajiwara Hashin
Music : Nukumori Eugene / Nx a-tale-of.bandcamp.com/
IG: www.instagram.com/jinsei_books

fluttering snow 雪華 [naviarhaiku584]

Heaven

let go

it all begins with a spark.   an idea.  a promise.   then it's about the instruments.   then about balancing all of the things i want it to do.  as simple as that.

as simple as that

Lullaby Loops and sounds from a live recording on the London Sofa Studio

LON DON SO FA

Young grasses (naviarhaiku608)

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Why the AI Race - Just Blame the Algo (Our Fear of Randomness and Mortality)

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lyrics written and narration provided by fictionalive

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music written, arranged, played, produced, licensed, and provided by mobygratis.com

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vocal arrangement, production, final mix and dropped by fictionalive

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fusion of it all - 
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drop - OPEN
thursday, september 11 2025
time - 10:21 pm, how was dinner?
central european time zone
remember 9/11? happy what?

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single 6 of the upcoming album Why The AI Race

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Why the AI Race - Just Blame the Algo (Our Fear of Randomness and Mortality)

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Life

Independent Production of Electronic, Low-Fi, Ambient and Random Habitual Noise. Habitually making one-off moments in sound using synthesisers, drum machines and effects pedals in hardware (No DAW) with live, low-fi recording.

@habitualnoise
@hiyafoto

Ed B. is a British multi-media artist with a passion for producing electronic music and visuals through his love of hardware synthesisers and drum machines combined with his passion for film photography.

Working under the name of "Habitual Noise" for his music and "HIYAFOTO" for his photography, he was born in East London, UK and began his passion for electronic music and photography in his teens.

Influenced by musicians such as Jean-Michel Jarre, Harold Budd, Cocteau Twins and Aphex Twin, he began by producing his own mix tapes on his dad's "GEC Music Centre" in the 1980s, before investing in his own small bedroom mixing setup based on equipment from Radio Shack. 

At the same time he progressed his passion in photography studying the art at high school, working with black and white 35mm film, developing and printing his own work in an age before digital photography.

Skip forward 40 years after a career in technology, the pandemic creates an opportunity for him to invest more time in his passions for electronic music and photography creating a studio for "HIYAFOTO" and space for his music by starting "Habitual Noise".

Applying similar principles to his music as he does to his photography, he seeks to capture a "moment in sound", often working in a single take, recording a "one-time-never-to-be-repeated" combination of sounds from his environment, hardware synthesisers, drum machines and effects.

Ed B. loves the imperfections of film photography and so seeks to introduce analogue artifacts into his music, using lo-fi hardware to introduce noise.

Please follow the links to find out more. Thanks for following...

LON DON SO FA

Habitual Noise

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