It has been a while since positing to this blog. My attention has shifted to the new website where you can hear//download music on a pay-what-you-want model. Everything posted there at mo was created very recently this summer in my apartment, besides On Returning, which was made last summer. All summer music indeed. Major thanks to Caroline Shin and her homemade granular synthesizer for being a part of Calls.
A few days that won't be forgotten from this summer.
6.10.10::: "sometimes we need to find the point of good enough"
6.17.10::: "everything you need is right here"
7.1_.10::: seeing and hearing Caribou glow
7.26.10::: Wayne Coyne charms the world via Central Park
7.30.10::: Rioux show right out my window on the roof. Magical night. Neighbors didn't even complain. until 1am.
7.31.10::: Sound installation featured in Alex Kleimann's "Digital Flux" exhibition.
8.1.10::::: 20 years old
THEBIGNEWS:
I'm putting out a record. With the help of Josh it will be released with visual synchronizations on DVD in addition to Vinyl LP. We've raised some money from our rooftop show to cover pressing costs but we are starting a kickstarter to make this thing real. So far this thing feels special. We're shooting for an October/November release. Sarah Faitell is designing the cover ^-^ before jetsetting to Accra (then Paris?)
stay posted to follow the kickstarter and stay tuned for:::
- a free digital EP of songs that I love but can't make the record.
- music making with Thurmon Green.
- a compilation I've arranged of early 00's Microhaus music from Germans or German labels.
The other event was an exhibition of sound art at NYU's Steinhardt Art Department. "Three Part Sound Art" was a new event curated by Eva Jäger and Olivia Murphy. I'm hoping it will develop into a series. The first event went a little something like this:
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