microphones in the trees: paul h. hamann
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Wednesday, January 02, 2013

opaline


"Crossing the country. Flying over mountains, fields, and trees. Watching the earth turn and change with you. This a collection of songs (old & new) that i wanted to bring together to make an entire piece about shifting, rearranging, and letting go of what we think is real." hunter thompson/opaline



"Terraqueous is an exploration into sound. It came to me after a couple months experimenting with synths and found samples. The title represents the blending of earth and water. I believe this venture is about the melding together of all that surrounds us and the endless connection between us and everything else in the universe. How we are composed with the same stuff as the stars and the dirt. Water and air. Stone and leaf. To me, it is also about patience and letting things develop naturally and organically. While also accepting imperfections and realizing how unique and special they can be." hunter thompson/opaline 




Friday, June 15, 2012

migalha

 "migalha in portuguese means crumb / scarp / fraction / mite / fragment. we are brazilian rainbow-drone guys. we are bubbles in the hell".

esa fue la presentación de lennon y roger con la que me adentré en 'agora sinto como se fosse o corpo onde todas essas erupções e retaliações são feitas, a despeito de meu singelo advento' más de 14 minutos de collage sónico e imaginación, tangerine dream / klaus schulze meets deuter, con alma de field recording. 'shopia's lullaby' cierra el bucle y me viene como un susurro a la mente aquel diente de león del snow-folk de päivänsäde.