You might find that the piano playing at the beginning seems a little out of tune - that’s because I’m
not using the standard western scale known as equal temperament. I’ve actually tuned the piano in
line with the alp horn, the national musical instrument of Switzerland. It’s a really long (like, several
metre-long) horn with no holes in the sides so it actually plays in a natural harmonic overtone series,
so I think it gives the piano a beautiful clear resonance as well as (to western ears) a sort of gentle
wooziness. The rhythmic elements of the track are inspired pretty much directly by the original, just
translated into a quicker tempo with some added sound design. I’m really interested to hear what

people think!

Wordcolour - Bluster (Djrum Remix)

Codex

Frekm, Pt. 1

Meaning's Edge

Codex, Pt. 2

A Tune for Us

Three Foxes Chasing Each Other

Waxcap

Under Tangled Silence

L'Ancienne

Mountain top

Fragile humanity

Hard to Say / Tournesol

Hard to Say

Musician ( Production, Composition (Screen & Theatre)
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Fragile humanity

Ying Shian