Long Live The New Sound

Artist : Cristina Marras A tale of killer fish, a killer lion, an expensive camera (that I hoped was going to save someone's life), a mysterious video animation and dreams so vivid that you have to get dressed and go out (and even then you think that going out could be itself part of the scary dream). For more check out: https://soundcloud.com/kommunic8 For more about the artist: www.cristinamarras.com

Artist : Lily Sloane It’s been over a decade since a truly dramatic thunder and lightening storm hit San Francisco. It was the flashes and the wind that woke me at 3:30 am. There was some thunder, but it wasn’t so loud. Over the next couple of hours I watched bolts shooting across the sky. But I filmed it so poorly, setting my tripod in the worst spot. Ultimately the best part was the sounds I made in the background. So much excited gasping. Jumping up from my creeky chair, typing frantically on Twitter. It’s nice to be delighted by my own delight. A storm can be so healing for me. Something cracked through the stuck, anxious, depressed state of mind I went to sleep with. The storm also matched the biblical level drama that is 2020. Who knows what will happen next… For more check out: Twitter: @lilyrosesloane For more about the artist: www.lilymakessound.com

Artist : Media Petros Radio Art inspired by these pandemic times, rooted in original improvisational shortwave radio sweep recordings, includes excerpts from two unrelated radio news broadcasts of the early 1940s, mashed up here in a call-and-response of information and outrage. --> || (RESUBMITTED w MP3 file version attached this time) For more check out: https://www.facebook.com/PetePetrisko/ For more about the artist: https://mediapetros.bandcamp.com/

Artist : James T. Green The protest started in Grand Army Plaza, moved through Flatbush and Atlantic Avenue, car traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge, through lower Manhattan, Tribeca, SoHo and NoHo, Washington Square Park, car traffic on the Williamsburg bridge, and ending in Domino Park. For more about the artist: www.jamestgreen.com

Artist : Kaitlin Armstrong On the allure of drinking in quarantine. For more check out: https://twitter.com/kaitlinjade095 For more about the artist: https://soundcloud.com/kaitlinjarmstrong/

Artist : Jenn Stanley anti-memoir. an adoptee's attempt at an origin story. headphones recommended. For more about the artist: www.jenn-stanley.com

Artist : Ari Mejia What happens when you find an old love letter you wrote as a former self that in any regular circumstances, you'd never be able to see again.

Artist : David Thomas Field recording/sudden collage. Mid-2019. Brisbane, Queensland. (Pre-pandemic, clearly.) For more check out: https://www.instagram.com/dfrederickthomas/

Artist : Mr. A documentary about the dangers of working too hard and repitition For more about the artist: jakewittlin.com

Artist : Garrett D. Tiedemann ...a state, period, or place of isolation in which people or animals are placed... For more about the artist: http://www.cynarpictures.com/

Artist : bedroom punk A spell to light a fire (under my ass) For more check out: instagram.com/bedroom_punk_ For more about the artist: twitter.com/bedroom_punk_

Artist : theo krantz a tape, synth and plunderphonics collection of semi-autobiographical snips For more about the artist: https://crylikedonna.bandcamp.com/album/the-apertures-the-partitions

Artist : Joan Schuman Woolgathering is a delineation of individual and collective catastrophes in dream scenes of animal-others, a goat intermission, and coda. These are joyful and contradictory and curious disasters. They confound and charm in their numinous animal skins and bones and bodies. For more check out: https://www.facebook.com/joan.schuman1/ @EarlidInfo For more about the artist: http://www.joanschuman.com

Artist : James T. Green Maybe this is the reason we are bummed out about our phones. For more check out: https://twitter.com/_jamestgreen For more about the artist: http://www.jamestgreen.com/

Artist : Goodwin Sands Radiogram This is a live experimental feature documentary podcast recorded in February 2019 in Canterbury, Kent, UK. It features live improvising musicians responding to pre-captured interview material played out in front of an audience in real time. The Goodwin Sands Radiogram is a podcast series about the lives of people from the south-east UK and is made to sound like it is broadcast from a wrecked vessel on the sandbank of the same name in the English Channel. The Announcer is played by Peter Kelly. The programme was conceived, written and produced by Ben Horner. For more check out: Twitter: @SonicCircles and Instagram: @theaudiosphere For more about the artist: http://www.goodwinsandsradiogram.org and http://theaudiosphere.com

Artist : Neil Sandell When you make an audio documentary, you spend days listening to the same recorded voice. Listen on headphones and the distance between the voice and your ear is as a close as a whisper. You savour the subtleties. You revel in the intimacy. Then one day you realize you’ve come to depend on it. How did that happen? Music performed by: André Moisan, clarinet; Louise-Andrée Baril, piano From the album “Impressions de France” (ATMA Classique) Used with generous permission of ATMA Classique For more check out: Twitter: @Neil_Sandell For more about the artist: https://soundcloud.com/nsandell

Artist : Andrew Meriwether "Take..." is a collage piece made up of outtakes from an ADR session for a student film. It seeks rhythm, humor, and poetry out of bits of tape that end up on the cutting room floor. For more about the artist: andrewmeriwether.com

Artist : Unreal Images Born from one of Sarah Geis' audio assignment, this sound tracks the progress from madness to method, from caffeine-induced anxiety to a fresh night's sleep. For more check out: https://twitter.com/mstottrop For more about the artist: https://unrealimages.space

Artist : James T. Green one week in sweden For more check out: twitter.com/_jamestgreen For more about the artist: jamestgreen.com

Artist : Adriene Transmitting from somewhere below the ocean these are the final logs from a research team lost at sea. What happened to Susan and the science team? Are there any survivors? We may never know. For more check out: https://twitter.com/iamalilly For more about the artist: adriene.net/