Andrew Melchior's latest song, "Come Fast From The Dark," in a unique collaboration with philosopher Timothy Morton, breaks new ground in both music and science. This unprecedented piece marks the world's first use of a sonified Fast Radio Burst (FRB) from MIT's Synoptic Radio Lab, pushing the boundaries of what music can be and how it can resonate with the human experience.

Come Fast from the Dark

Come Fast From The Dark

Live tracking real dedication to the road to good intentions.

Go To Hell

Silent Spring is an outdoor sound installation that transmits the vanishing songs of Estonia’s endangered birds via a custom FM network and second-hand radios placed in trees. These scattered devices—powered by solar energy and hidden in bird boxes—emit a haunting soundscape of fractured calls and static interference. As the radios age and decay, they mirror the fading voices of nature itself, urging listeners to confront the ecological silence settling over our landscapes.

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Starlight at Piccadilly Gardens

Wednesday 13 June @ Ben's

romp
intr.v. romped, romp·ing, romps

1. To play or frolic boisterously.
2. To run or advance in a rapid or easy manner.
3. Slang To win a race or game easily.

n.

a. Lively, merry play; frolic.
b. Lively or frolicsome play that encompasses lovemaking.
2. One, especially a girl, that sports and frolics.
3. A rapid or easy pace.
4. Slang An easy win.

Meadow acoustic rehearsal 4 July 12 (at Ben's)

Andrew Melchior uses electronic instruments and diverse data sources, AI and some music theory.

Andrew Melchior

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