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This is the result of the innovative Cut & Run project I wrote about earlier. Fascinating to hear how different producers have mutated the previous bars.
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This is the result of the innovative Cut & Run project I wrote about earlier. Fascinating to hear how different producers have mutated the previous bars.
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This is the result of the innovative Cut & Run project I wrote about earlier. Fascinating to hear how different producers have mutated the previous bars.
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Living in regional Australia led Jason Richardson to sample landscapes instead of records.
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Here's a short overview of how to make your own contact microphone using piezo crystals. This technique was taught to me by Alan Lamb w... -
There was a concert and workshop in Cootamundra last weekend featuring a couple of my favourite artists, Alan Lamb and Oren Ambarchi. I... -
This morning I suggested to Marc that it might be interesting to hear the tracks from the last Junto after participants had incorporated th...
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The Junto assignment this week is to "Share music-in-progress for input from others." I had this riff based on loops of varying l...
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9 years of naviar haiku by V/A Very happy to continue my collaborations with Naviar Records and see a few of my tracks from last year inclu...
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The Disquiet Junto project this week asks for a recording to help someone fall asleep. My mind ran through a few possibilities, before reme...
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