Landscape Tempos are audiovisual views (scenes, occurrences) that reflect the rhythm and tempo of isolated moments in urban and rural landscapes. The locations for these tempos include: Rhode Island, USA; Washington, USA; Maryland, USA; Alencon, France; Nanjing, China.
New Collaboration with Hiroko Komiya: Rendevous Cycles 循環する出逢い

I am thrilled and honored to share a new track with Japanese Sound Artist Hiroko Komiya. Our collaboration has produced quite a few tracks, but we felt Rendezvous Cycles is the most fitting since the Brood X cicada phenomena is slowly winding down here on the East Coast. Look for more sounds in the future. Here is some info on the wonderful Brood X cicadas
Some info on Hiroko here
and one of her releases here
Hiroko is currently based in Italy.
Enjoy!
The sea and the woods, the woods and the sea.
New super 8 film from the Journal of Drifting Hours series:
Brood X sounds from morning walk

I recorded some Brood X cicadas today with my phone. I apologize the quality is not the best, I was not really prepared for such a chorus; it seems they really emerged with the summer-like heat. Certainly will be recording more in the future.
November afternoon at the Urban Tree Festival in London
I am really thrilled Video Strolls included my film November afternoon in their program Looking at Trees for the Urban Tree Festival in London. Here is a link to their page and go here to see the amazing lineup at the Urban Tree Festival. More updates soon. The film is below, but do check out the other films, readings and events.
Views from the Chesapeake in late February and early April
A new landscape work on the Chesapeake Bay which may develop into a larger project
New collection in the sounds now heard as song series.
New Journal of Drifting Hours film
From Chance to Deal now on VOD
I have added From Chance to Deal (2016) to my VOD page. This is also available at the Filmmakers Coop. Info on the VOD page. Enjoy!
From Chance to Deal from chris h. lynn on Vimeo.
Field Recordings in Perfect Sound Forever
Fascinating and brilliant article in Perfect Sound Forever by Daniel Barbiero on Field Recordings. A few tracks from my work Qixia, which was released on Impulsive Habitat a few years ago, are mentioned in the Appendix, along with other wonderful artists. Go here to read: furious.com/perfect/fieldr Lots to contemplate.
You can listen to Qixia here
https://impulsivehabitat.com/releases/ihab127.htm
Deep gratitude to Dan and Perfect Sounds Forever.

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