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.
Category Archives: field recording
Sound Scene 2013 (mixed)Signals at the Goethe Institute May 18th
Thanks to the DC Listening Lounge for including my field recording “Seneca” to this terrific event. There will be more details on this soon, but for now here is what they say:
Sound Scene 2013 is coming! Our annual circus-aural of interactive exhibits, radio drama, audio storytelling, and live music returns to the Goethe Institut May 18. With Special guest producer Oliver Brod and musical performances by Janel and Anthony, Slammer, JC, David Schulman, Tatyana, Weed Tree, and The Coolots.
Sound Scene VI: Mixed Signals
May 18, 2013
7:00-11:00PM
Goethe Institut, 812 7th St NW (7th and H)
One block from Chinatown Metro
All ages welcome! Suggested donation at the door is $10. Advance tickets are available at Eventbrite.
About DC Listening Lounge:
Started in 2004, this rag-tag group of audio enthusiasts meets once a month in someone’s living room. We draw no blood and make no demands. Just experimenting, learning and sharing, with audio.
http://www.dclisteninglounge.com
and here is a link to the Goethe Institute-
Journey South audio collaboration with Marcus Beuter
Journey south is my second audio collaboration with German sound artist Marcus Beuter . Last year we published “Journey North” which appeared on my Our Spaces Overlap. 
Enjoy !
Check out Mr. Beuter’s site below:
Lynlee A Taste of Rainy Dawn (excerpt)
Here is an except from A Taste of Rainy Dawn a Lynlee composition for the Haze Sound Interpretation series on Jack Kerouac. I posted a link to the compilation last week. Enjoy.
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.
Pietro Magni’s Girl Reading(Gallery Field Recording, Audio 16)
Here is a field recording from the other day inside the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C-The recording was very close to the “Girl Reading“
Una Lee’s Grainy Thoughts CDR
When I first heard Una Lee’s disc Grainy Thoughts I was immediately captivated by its diversity and mystery. Lee manages to incorporate an eclectic use of sounds to create something innovative and quite compelling. This is no easy task. Styles range from experimental field recordings, sound art, noise, and improv piano compositions-each track is rendered with imagination and skill.
From the haunting drones of “A Quiet Rumble” to the delicate, intricate rhythms of “A Rolling Mind” or to the reflective, nostalgic beauty of “A weary conversation” the listener is free to engage and explore.
The disc is now available on Una Lee’s bandcamp page with additional tracks and her own handmade paper case. Like the music, the handmade case is beautiful and displayed with authenticity and care. This is a stunning debut! I look forward to hearing more great things from this South Korean Artist.
Here is the link
A warm saturday by Lynlee
Una Lee : Field Recording
Chris Lynn: Soundscapes
Lynlee- Collaborative Creative Adventure
Lynlee is a very exciting collaborative adventure that I am undertaking with sound artist Una Lee. As a duo, we plan to share our ideas, field recordings, remixes and visuals to create works we both find satisfying and new. We are in the early stages, but we already have produced a number of tracks and a short film. We will be posting our compositions on the Lynlee soundcloud page which is located below. Expect more details as the project develops, but for now-have a listen!
New Collaboration with Amptext
Chris Lynn – field recording, video
Gary Rouzer – objects
This is the second piece we have worked on together-
My contribution was a field recording from Burnaby Library. Gary provided all of the captivating sounds and arrangement.
Amptext’s insightful blog is here
Framing sounds 
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