Below20 – Sound museum of Silence | Compilation
I’m happy to announce that a track Tasty Orange which I used as for my Installation „Heimliches Arbeiten beginnt“ is part of the below20dB Project!
Silence can be defined as a soundscape with loudness below 20 dB. This project is an open archive which collect silence as soundscape / field recording below 20 dB. This is an attempt to create a sound museum of silence. Is an open and on-going project, so everyone can contribute with a silence, sending it by email (20decibel[at]gmail.com).
With the sound some information are required, like: place of the recording, time of the recording and of the day when was taken, type of ambient in which the recording was taken, and of course the author. Based on this catalogue of infos, some publication (like digital collection) will be released showing a particular topic.
More:
http://20decibel.blogspot.com/2018/09/track-050-tasty-orange.html
New Piece on the Soundmaps Compilation from Sonospace
I´m happy to announce that my new Piece „Signal Rock“ is featured on Sonospace and will be Part of the soon Coming Compilation Sound Maps For The Dreamer Volume 2.
About the Compilation and the Open Call:
Maps have always been a fascinating way to pass the time as well as a useful tool for navigating a territory. The digital age gave us even more chance to easily locate specific locations or simply to drift off into the exact details of our planet.
For a long time now we have had sound maps which use the framework digital maps provide to tag field recordings to their exact Geo-location. At Sonospace we are taking a different approach. We are looking backwards to the paper maps of long ago. We are linking sounds and compositions from non-related audio recordings to these maps. Re-imagining the world in an artistic and completely fictional way.
So, following the launch of Sonospace Maps at the beginning of 2017 we are now ready to accept submissions for participation. Come with us to map the world with our heart and paint a sonic vision of places we may never visit.
More here:
https://www.sonospace.org