Listening
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Exclusive Interview with Simon Scott
Simon Scott is a musician working mainly in the field of electroacoustic and soundscape composition. Although he started working mainly with musical instruments, he also has done an extensive use of field recording, exploring sonic forms in a very interesting…
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The Biophonic Man
Very nice interview with Bernie Krause. Guitarist, composer and analog synthesizer pioneer BERNIE KRAUSE left the recording studio to find that really wild sound. What he discovered was far more profound. full article
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Green Field Recordings – World Listening Day 2013
As usual since 2010, the year that celebrated the first World Day of Listening, the Portuguese netlabel dedicated to the world of field recording – Green Field Recordings – has invited artists from their catalog, and others who want to join to celebrate the July 18th through special editions. So it was with the first collection VA – The Sound Collector, World Listening Day 2010/2011, with the 2012 edition and now with the launch of this…
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Howler Monkeys
Howler monkeys are among the largest of the New World monkeys. Fifteen species are currently recognised. Previously classified in the family Cebidae, they are now placed in the family Atelidae. These monkeys are native to South and Central American forests.…
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Sound, Memory and Environmental Awareness, An Exclusive Interview with Cheryl Tipp
Cheryl Tipp needs no introduction in this blog. She is a wonderful person, curator and researcher mainly focused on sound. She lives in London and currently works at the British Library doing curatorial work on nature sound, from where she…
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pe lang – nominal level 1.0
It is fascinating when a soundscape is built from just a couple of bits of information. The act of repeating patterns of micro-sonic data in a certain way, creates a new proposition of space. The cyclic activity, although manifested around…