Kokeka bowed with a violin, time stretched in three tracks.

Kokeka (2-4-11) Time Stretched Violin Bowing

Phlogiston

Jazz on a Fuse

Tsy-fact

Hello friend/s!!!
this time i want to invite you for my noxpox SoundCloud Jubilee of page 20 !
After six years i invite everyone i ever had collabed with and it's an open collab , too.
It would be a great honour if you participate.
If not you will have your reasons it's not necessary to apologize!

this is the dowloadlink to the stems in 130 bpm
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1p-4_g6Qrg6KSP0NlChNCFqEe5AC90_z3?usp=sharing

hope you will fuck up the material in every direction you want…

we make a cool project Playlist anyway i hope...



Cheers
Andre

i choosed the name randomly phonetic as a fantasy land , did not knew it was in indonesia ;)

and here >--->   https://soundcloud.com/noxpox20/sets/noxpox-padang-open-collab    the playlist already starts, waiting for you

noxpox - PADANG     !!!!!OPEN COLLAB!!!!!

Telerodzinka

Combining elements of Meccaniche del Sueno´s  contributions to the past two disquiet junto projects plus adding some music I created is how I made this track

Wilfried Hanrath - Mechanics of Dreams, with Meccaniche del Sueno (disquiet0699)

A blend between two different projects, to say not in my name
audio taken from a raw italian documentary about all we already know..
work in progress

غزة  *Pay attention to the volume

AUMELON

Cher Ami, whose name means "dear friend" in French, was a male homing pigeon renowned for his service with the U.S. Army Signal Corps during World War I.  Born in Norfolk, England, in 1918, he was among 600 pigeons donated by the British to aid American forces in battlefield communications.  

Cher Ami's most celebrated mission occurred during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive in October 1918.  The 77th Infantry Division, later known as the "Lost Battalion," became trapped behind enemy lines in the Argonne Forest and were mistakenly being shelled by their own artillery.  After previous pigeons failed to deliver messages, Cher Ami was dispatched with a plea to halt the friendly fire.  Despite being shot through the breast, blinded in one eye, and having a leg nearly severed, he successfully delivered the message to headquarters 25 miles away in just 25 minutes, saving approximately 194 soldiers.  

For his bravery, Cher Ami was awarded the French Croix de Guerre with Palm and later received the Animals in War & Peace Medal of Bravery posthumously.  After succumbing to his injuries in June 1919, his body was preserved and is now displayed at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History.  

Cher Ami's legacy endures as a symbol of courage and the vital role animals have played in warfare. 


Cher Ami

from the self-released album  The  King Davoid's Psalms (Panta piere theon)
https://shanyio.bandcamp.com/album/psalmii-regelui-vid-the-king-davoids-psalms

Călin Torsan -  voice, woodwind Instruments
Alex Hegyesi (shanyio) - kantele, percussion fx, mixing


psalm 34 + psalm 6

I share music that I have made here solo or in groups. I am bundling my work with some online friends as a project oriented, micro-collective. We are happy to share with you!

https://darkpebble-bluewave.bandcamp.com/

Wilhelm Mattthies, John Daly (aka Tuneind52), Paulo Chagas and Matthias Boss

Kokeka (2-4-11) Time Stretched Violin Bowing

Wilhelm Matthies