I was pleasantly surprised today when I discovered the Sadayatana radio program mixed By The North Sea in their set a few weeks ago.
Here is the link to the program if you want to listen or download-An impressive mix for sure.
This track originally appeared on the Haze’s Sound Interpretations series 196 dedicated Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
I was really happy to discover one of my tracks was featured on the Field Reporter’s radio program-the link is here-
Similar to Framework radio, this is one of the best places to visit when it comes to Field Recording. The writing, like the sounds, is rich and illuminating. Here is what they say:
“The Field Reporter is a journal intended to publish exclusive reviews of works that involve the use of field recordings (raw or processed) in their creative process; the reviews are written by artists, curators and label managers that are closely engaged with this line of work.“
Last week two very different radio programs/podcasts featured tracks from A Dance in Slow Time Along the Pacific Rim-
Here are the programs:
L’ÉTRANGER, RADIO PANIK 105.4FM, BRUSSELS program 251
and Sadayatana
Radio Panik featured a track Yasuo Akai and I did together and Sadayatana featured a field recording nestled among ambient drones.
I am really pleased to be part of both-
Radio Panik in Brussels continues to amaze.
Framework radio will feature tracks from Mountain Lodge this Sunday nite on Resonance FM in London! The show begins at 11pm. This edition also features peter caeldries, hervé moire, yannick dauby, jgrzinich, murmer, mystified and a framework intro recorded by emanuele costantini. Thanks to Patrick for weaving together another terrific tapestry of sound. I am always thrilled to be in the mix! More links soon on this brilliant program.
