I just finished a new track titled, “Daily Transit,” which I composed to demonstrate the art of sound (Concrete Music). It is entirely composed of my field recordings with the exception of the organ and drum beat. If there are some sounds you cannot recognize as being “natural,” it is because I have remixed them a bit to compliment the beat of the song.

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An icy cold piano feud to chill you in the nude, I present to you my latest track, the “Frozen Interlude.”

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My latest track, “Dirty flowers,” are soiled in the earth,
echoing todays vibrations, of what a cello is worth.

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I created the track “Deer Chaser” using the sound of (you guessed it) a deer chaser I recorded in a Japanese garden. A “deer chaser,” also known as a “Shishi odoshi,” is a bamboo Japanese water fountain with an upright hollow pivoting arm attached to a water source that when the arm gets full it tips over creating a sharp unique sound. They were originally designed to scare deer away from a garden but are now also used as a garden ornament that adds a heartbeat to ones garden. See if you can figure out which sound comes from a deer chaser in the track.

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