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Music made with modulars. Because that’s what we got the thing for in the first place, didn’t we?

Bits from my album We’ve Been Living Here for Three Years Now have been included in the latest episode of the Four Larks radio show!

If you don’t know the show already, I highly recommend to check it out, it’s a wonderful blend of songs, field recordings and experimental music. Or as they describe it:

FourLarksThreeD 93.7 fm tues 9-11am-all over the (op)shop- acoustic, alt-pop, rock, garage, punk, electronic, drone, folk & freak

https://www.mixcloud.com/FourLarks/

One other thing I really appreciate about it is that every episode comes with a BNDCMPR playlist, so you have easy access to all the bandcamp albums the tracks come from (if there is one).

This is the link to the latest mix’s playlist: https://bndcmpr.co/7067a507

Four Larks

Bits from my album We’ve Been Living Here for Three Years Now have been included in the latest episode of the Four Larks radio show! If you don’t know the show already, I highly recommend to check it out, it’s a wonderful blend of songs, field recordings and experimental music. Or as they describe it: […]

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In the 80s, when I was a kid, we used to have this thing on TV called “intervallo”. It mostly consisted in slow, soothing music over photos of pictoresque Italian locations.

Here’s an example:

Recently I decided to reinterpret this concept – somehow turning it upside down – using pieces of music from my Kurodama project. This is mostly to create an outlet for my musical sketches and bits of footage that I record here and there. These videos will all be roughly 1min long, which is an interesting length for quick experiments and prevents me from getting lost in the minutiae that come with making longer tracks.

Intervallo #01

In the 80s, when I was a kid, we used to have this thing on TV called “intervallo”. It mostly consisted in slow, soothing music over photos of pictoresque Italian locations. Here’s an example: Recently I decided to reinterpret this concept – somehow turning it upside down – using pieces of music from my Kurodama [...]

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Modular Spaces pt.4: Focused Desks

In the previous instalments of Modular Spaces we’ve been looking at all sorts of places for musical creation: wardrobes, corners and even people’s workplaces. This time, it’s the most obvious location you can imagine: the desk. The two people featured in this article have one thing common: their desks are clean, minimal [...]

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