Tag Archives: sound art

Una Lee’s Grainy Thoughts CDR

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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

Lynlee- Collaborative Creative Adventure

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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!

Audio Visual collaboration with Una Lee

I am very pleased to present the first Audio Visual collaboration with South Korean sound artist Una Lee. The track  “A Rolling Mind“ appears on Una Lee’s excellent disc Grainy Thought, which was released earlier this year. More on this ongoing collaboration soon-Enjoy

Una’s link is here

 

Interprets Practition by Colour

Interprets Practition by Colour is an unfished track by U.K. sound artist Noise Research which is reworked/remixed by numerous composers, myself included. I  found the track and the project to be really rich and stimulating. You can listen to the results here. The entire disc is  seamless and deserves repeated listens. Each composer manages to build upon the fragments and create something substantial. Definitely worth checking out.

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Our Spaces Overlap-New Audio Release on EM!

I am pleased to announce I have a new release on the brilliant EM label based in the UK.

Special thanks goes to German composer Marcus Beuter for his collaboration on Journey North. To find more info on Marcus go here or here.

To listen or download the new disc go here
Special thanks to Ian for curating and supporting so many amazing artists on his label