A series of pieces commissioned by the University of New South Wales for use as theme music on their podcasts and live events.

Unsomnia 2021 podcast theme

Centre For Ideas event branding

Sound cues written for "The Museum of This Morning". A semi improvised one-man show where Jim Fishwick delves into the stories of what you did today and weaves them into a gallery exhibition spanning thousands of years.

Arriving at The Future

Jump to The Future

House Music loop

The perfect pop song is said to be three minutes long. This week, with special guest Emilia Higgs, we take a dive into songs that definitely aren't that. These are Long. Songs.

Listen to this week's tracks on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/user/bryce.halliday/playlist/5FvLzxFii8BgrmnPW2KDtV
Or Apple Music:
https://itunes.apple.com/au/playlist/watr09-it-really-gets-good-around-minute-13/idpl.bb47a7b68d8142a7be74fbcd3b70bfc2

The 500 year song Jim mentioned was As Slow As Possible by John Cage, the Halberstadt performance of which is schedule to take 639 years. It began on September 5th 2001, with a pause that lasted until February 5, 2003.

Full links to everything we discuss are at https://whatatrainrec.tumblr.com

Ep:9 It Really Gets Good Around Minute 13 (with Emilia Higgs)

Bryce Halliday and Jim Fishwick get together every couple of weeks to humbly recommend a bunch of songs you might enjoy on your train commute. It's a train rec, but you can listen to them wherever really. Every episode contains links in the description to streaming playlists of the songs talked about.

Ep:9 It Really Gets Good Around Minute 13 (with Emilia Higgs)

What A Train Rec

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