Showing posts with label Cities and Memory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cities and Memory. Show all posts
Stay Home Sounds
Cities And Memory's #StayHomeSounds is mentioned in
The Monthly magazine and it's excited for me to see they used my quote from Leeton, even if it is unattributed.
Sounds from the global lockdown
I've contributed to a couple of Cities and Memory's projects this year
Recently they published #StayHomeSounds and I shared a recording from my porch.
It features galahs rousing at dawn and the song of the pied butcherbirds who visit around the start of autumn and spring.
When I posted the link on a local Facebook page, I got this nice comment.
Recently they published #StayHomeSounds and I shared a recording from my porch.
It features galahs rousing at dawn and the song of the pied butcherbirds who visit around the start of autumn and spring.
When I posted the link on a local Facebook page, I got this nice comment.
Cities and Memory
After getting involved in a couple of Cities and Memory projects, I started an email interview with founder Stuart Fowkes for Cyclic Defrost that was published this week.
Their latest project, Space is the Place, also launched this week and uses the sounds in this video produced by The Guardian.
Sounding Nature
Looks like I might be the only Australian, either way I'm stoked to be part of Sounding Nature.
The project covers 55 countries, with almost 500 sounds and 250 artists taking part -- you can explore it in full at www.citiesandmemory.com/sounding-nature
Also, look for me jamming with cicadas in Costa Rica!
The project covers 55 countries, with almost 500 sounds and 250 artists taking part -- you can explore it in full at www.citiesandmemory.com/sounding-nature
Also, look for me jamming with cicadas in Costa Rica!
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