Category Archives: composition
Lynlee’s “Now You Made Me Want To Go To Berlin” featured in new Sound Interpretation series from the Haze Netlabel

There is a new Lynlee track featured in the recent Haze Sound Interpretation series on cities . This one is on Berlin. Thanks to Una for providing and editing the interviews. She did a masterful job! You can go here to listen.
Una writes a wonderful note on here facebook page as well
We will post this on Souncloud soon!
Enjoy.
Artwork: Haze Netlabel
Early Hours in the Writing Center (Audio 28) Tentative title
World Listening Day (2013)
The latest World Listening Day compilation has just been published and I am really thrilled to be part of it!
Below is the link to the compilation-Be sure to take a look at the booklet as well. This is a real treat for those who love Field Recordings.
http://gfrnetlabel.tumblr.com/post/63510413425/gfr-069-va-green-field-recordings-world-listening


So Long July (excerpt)
Here is an excerpt from Lynlee’s latest
The entire track can be downloaded here
Expect some new and exciting things this autumn
New Lynlee track in Classwar Karaoke 0023
After a hectic summer, it felt really great to work on a new piece with Una. Our track is called So Long July
and it can be downloaded for free along with many other incredible sounds in the most recent Classwar Karaoke survey 0023.
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Classwar_Karaoke/Classwar_Karaoke_-_0023_Survey/
Enjoy!
still taken from Angers, France
Lynlee’s Abstract Absurdism
Here is a sample of the latest Lynlee track. This one is for Haze’s excellent Sound Interpretation series dedicated to Samuel Beckett. The text is taken from Beckett’s Waiting for Godot . To download or listen to the track in its entirety go here.
Lynlee’s Beauty was Everywhere on Haze’s recent Sound Interpretation Series: Virginia Woolf

Lynlee has contributed a new track entitled Beauty was Everywhere for Haze’s Sound Interpretation series dedicated to Virginia Woolf. This track consists of field recordings and a superb, rich reading by Una herself . Both of us are great admires of Woolf, so hopefully the track will inspire a few new readers to seek Woolf out, or motivate some old readers to dust off their copies of Mrs Dalloway . Here is a link to the Haze compilation. More Lynlee soon.
Lynlee on Haze’s latest Sound Interpretation Series: Jack Kerouac
Lynlee composed a track specifically for Haze’s latest Sound Interpretation series dedicated to Jack Kerouac. The track entitled “A Taste of Rainy Dawn” has Una and me reading Kerouac’s haikus in English and Korean with additional field recordings and soundscapes. The piece was really a pleasure to make and we hope it captures a certain feeling in the haikus. To listen or download go here. Lots of great things to discover. More from Lynlee soon.
From the Haze net label:
The HAZE Netlabel presents the project Sound Interpretations. In this project we propose to rethink literary heritage of the 20th century. Over the 2012-2013 years, each month we will release the compilation dedicated to the 12 most outstanding writers of the 20th century.
A warm saturday by Lynlee
Una Lee : Field Recording
Chris Lynn: Soundscapes






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