Ramune, my favorite drink, inspired me to compose this song. If you don’t know, Ramune is a Japanese carbonated soda that comes in a bottle, and at the top of the bottle is a marble. To open the bottle you must push the marble down into the neck of the bottle where it rattles around while drinking. I love the taste of Ramune and they are fun to drink. I composed this song with the intention to capture that experience. Nipponophiles, drink your heart out. Read More…
By Travis
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Posted in Music
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Also tagged 44k, audio, beat, bpm_120_125, bubbles, carbonation, CBR, drink, experimental, glitch, Japan, media, mp3, Nipponophile, pop, ramune, remix, sampling_plus, soda, stereo
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“Gaijin Affair” was a lot of fun to compose. I used several of the sounds I recorded in Okinawa Japan to compliment and lay the base for this glitch genre track. Nipponophiles welcome! Enjoy! Read More…
By Travis
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Posted in Music
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Also tagged arcade, arcades, experimental, gaijin, Gaijin Affair, genre, glitch, Japan, mp3, Music, Nipponophile, okinawa, sound, track, travis morgan, video game
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Riding a bus in Japan from one airport terminal to another. It was about an hour and a half ride through the city. Read More…
By Travis
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Posted in Field Recordings
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Also tagged airport, bus, bus stop, field recording, grandma, Japan, leaving, limousine bus, okinawa, okinawa japan, riding, riding bus, ryukyu, speeking, talking, terminal
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Airport ambiance, children talking, an announcement, and just an overall ambient airport terminal experience. Read More…
By Travis
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Posted in Field Recordings
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Also tagged airport, ambiance, announcement, field recording, field recordings, Japan, japanese airport, muffled talking, sfx, sound, sounds
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Wataru Lights reflects the motion and sounds of Japanese traffic lights and intersections. It is composed of many of the field recordings I took while in Okinawa, Japan. Read More…
By Travis
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Posted in Music
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Also tagged abstract, Acoustic ecology, ambient, Biomusic, concrete music, crosswalk, experimental, field recordings, Found objects, industrial, Japan, japanese traffic lights, Music, Musique concrete, noise music, okinawa, sampling, song, sound art, soundscapes, track, traffic light sounds, traffic lights, Wataru Lights
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Recording of my monorail train ride while visiting Okinawa train. The Okinawa City Monorail Line also called the “Yui Rail,” and is a monorail line in Naha, Okinawa, Japan. Read More…
By Travis
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Posted in Field Recordings
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Also tagged announcement, field recording, field recordings, Japan, monrail, naha, okinawa, Okinawa City, ride, shuri, sound, Toshi Monoreru, train, Yui Rail
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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…
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…
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…
By Travis
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Posted in Field Recordings
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Also tagged airlines, airplane, airport, ambiance, announcement, field recording, field recordings, flight, fly, intercom, jal, man, speech, voice
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