Coin Operated was a experimental track that was driven by laundromat sounds that took a glitch genre direction. I used sounds from washers, dryers, coins, clothes etc… to make this laundromat rhythmic sound-scape. Read More…
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Tagged Coin Operated, concrete music, dryer, experimental, glitch, laundromat, laundry, Musique concrete, natural, noise music, railfan, railroad, sampling, sound art, sound-scape, soundscape, soundscapes, trainspotters, trainspotting, washer
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The natural “thump” of a “deer chaser” compliments the mysterious rhythm of this track. I recorded the sound of the deer chaser while at a Japanese garden and decided to compose a song using its unique sound. Read More…
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Tagged abstract, deer chaser, dub, dubstep, experimental, garden, japanese, mp3, Music, song, track
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Going for a nature walk through a narrow dirt path at a local arboretum. I was surrounded by trees and there were birds chirping and bugs flying around me. Read More…
Posted in Field Recordings
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Tagged arboretum, birds, bugs flying by, chirping, crunching, gravel, ground, nature, nature walk, walk, walking
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Recording I took at a local bowling alley. You can hear the bowling balls rolling and knocking over pins and people getting excited and yelling. Read More…
I recording I took while eating breakfast at a Japanese Airport Hotel. You can hear the sounds of dishes and silverware clanging together as people eat and some distant muffled chatter. Read More…
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Tagged airport, breakfast, dishes, eating, glassware, hotel, kitchen, plates, restaurant, silverware, tableware, utensils
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A women sitting behind me on a bench while I visited an Aquarium in Okinawa, Japan speaks in a dialect I did not recognize. It is possible she is speaking “hogen,” an Okinawan, dialect with a strong accent. Read More…
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Tagged dialect, field recording, field recordings, hogen, Japan, japanese, language, okinawa, ryukyu, speech, voices
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My hand at the ancient shaolin flying cello string style. Ripping dirty flowers soiled in earth, echoing todays vibrations of what a cello is worth. Read More…
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Tagged cello, dark, dirty, dub, dubstep, electonica, flowers, glitch, grimey, jazz, remix, saxophone, stereo, strings
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Kids playing with little bird flutes that make whistling sounds when you blow into them. The pitch changes as you move a little stick in and out of the flute. Recorded on a market street in Okinawa, Japan. Read More…
Recording of a thunderstorm. You can hear the rain, thunder, and some windchimes blowing in the wind. Read More…
At a Japanese airport a man announces in English and in Japanese that customers should check-in at the counter. Recorded on my trip to Okinawa, Japan. Read More…
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Tagged airlines, airplane, airport, ambiance, announcement, field recording, field recordings, flight, fly, intercom, jal, japanese, man, speech, voice
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NSS Sep 8, 2008
A symphony starts
when the tempest winds blow,
moving gray cloud pads
behind lightening strings bow.
The thunder brass strikes
between the rain drums beat,
rippling once silent puddles
into hi-hat heat.
Undertones of texture,
crackling rooftop patter,
synthetic ambient ocean pads,
indoor muffled chatter. Read More…
I present to you, “Flight of the bumblebee” like you have never heard it before. I orchestrated many different real bee sounds to create this symphonic bee journey. Read More…
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Tagged bee, concrete music, dance, download, electronic, Flight of the bumblebee, honey bee, Music, Musique concrete, natural, noise music, railfan, railroad, sampling, song, sound art, sounds, soundscapes, trainspotters, trainspotting, trance
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I recently went on a trip to Okinawa, Japan for a week and a half and while I was there I captured over 150+ sounds. I started recording from the very busride to the airport, announcements on the plane, at the Japanese airport(s), and of course in Okinawa, Japan - Eisa, markets, Japanese voices, Eisa […] Read More…
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Tagged acrade, airplane, airport, bus, drums, field recordings, Japan, monorail, Music, okinawa, okinawa japan, ryukyu, sanshin, sounds, street lights
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Bringing back the old school with my own original 8-bit chiptune track, “Remember Me.” Enjoy! Read More…
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Tagged 8-bit, artist, artists, chip music, chiptune, chiptunes, computer, Music, nes, nintendo, retro, sid, sound chip, video game, Video game music
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