Another mix for working in the studio. It made sense to share it on here.
Showing posts with label audio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label audio. Show all posts
Thursday, January 14, 2016
Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Winter holiday studio music mix
I made this mix for working in the studio over the holidays. It made sense to share it on here.
Labels:
audio,
curator,
FAOTM,
holistic,
other,
studio functions,
studio work
Monday, August 18, 2014
Fine Artist of the Month: Music mix for Hans Haacke
Each month I am adding to an on-going series of writings and works
about Fine Artists who work(ed), or are primarily working in the NYC
area. This month I created a music mix titled: Flow, Overflow, Drain (Minimal, Maximal, Miximal) for NYC area Fine Artist, Hans Haacke.
Labels:
audio,
curator,
FAOTM,
holistic,
other,
studio functions,
studio work
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Summer Mix 2014
I have been reorganizing and re-evaluating my studio and beyond. Music has been quite helpful through out all of this change. Below is an audio/music summer mix I just made, I titled it: Be Water, Be an Anchor.
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Work in progress: new Corner-rings work
As stated on a recent Holistic For Play podcast (episode 2) I have started a new production from the Corner-rings series. I am very curious about the lighting/shadow effect, it should inform the painting on the plank in a much different way than the past Corner-rings works.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Studio - rhythm, environment, and music Pt. 2.5
I had such a great reaction to this post and this post, that I decided to share more of the music/sound wallpaper that is in my studio.
Dark Days by DJ Shadow
Anything More by Spiritualized
Sliding by Franklin
Toxic Wastes From A To Z by John Fekner
Ghostwriter by RJD2
Locust Valley by Manic Street Preachers
DC Will Do That To You (Part 2) by Smart Went Crazy
Journey In Satchidananda by Alice Coltrane
Prelude 2: The Book Of Pleasure by John Zorn
Stove By A Whale by Ted Leo/Pharmacists
A Time To Rebuild by Robert Hood
Arcs by Stephen Scott
Dark Days by DJ Shadow
Anything More by Spiritualized
Sliding by Franklin
Toxic Wastes From A To Z by John Fekner
Ghostwriter by RJD2
Locust Valley by Manic Street Preachers
DC Will Do That To You (Part 2) by Smart Went Crazy
Journey In Satchidananda by Alice Coltrane
Prelude 2: The Book Of Pleasure by John Zorn
Stove By A Whale by Ted Leo/Pharmacists
A Time To Rebuild by Robert Hood
Arcs by Stephen Scott
Friday, September 28, 2012
Studio - rhythm, environment, and music Pt. 2
I had such a great reaction to this post, that I decided to share more of the music/sound wallpaper that is in my studio. Thanks to UbuWeb Sound, Warp, etc...
See Thru To U Ft. Erykah Badu by Flying Lotus
Shri Camel: Morning Corona by Terry Riley
Hægurlag by 6955
The Didelpho by Franklin
Spirit by Disasterpeace
Sick Man of Asia by The Last Crime
Variations on a Theme by Saint-Saens by Charlotte Moorman
1-100 (Decay Music) by Michael Nyman
Dome Horizon by Geoff Barrow and Ben Salisbury
42 (from 73 poems, Kenneth Goldsmith) by Joan LaBarbara
These Blues (demo version) by Spiritualized
The Middle Pillar by John Zorn
Emotional Orchestra by Marina Rosenfeld
Rolls Bayce (Hudson Mohawke Remix) by Battles
See Thru To U Ft. Erykah Badu by Flying Lotus
Shri Camel: Morning Corona by Terry Riley
Hægurlag by 6955
The Didelpho by Franklin
Spirit by Disasterpeace
Sick Man of Asia by The Last Crime
Variations on a Theme by Saint-Saens by Charlotte Moorman
1-100 (Decay Music) by Michael Nyman
Dome Horizon by Geoff Barrow and Ben Salisbury
42 (from 73 poems, Kenneth Goldsmith) by Joan LaBarbara
These Blues (demo version) by Spiritualized
The Middle Pillar by John Zorn
Emotional Orchestra by Marina Rosenfeld
Rolls Bayce (Hudson Mohawke Remix) by Battles
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Studio - rhythm, environment, and music
I have received a few questions about my studio set up, and what I think it actually entails. In upcoming posts I'll share more on how my studio functions.
I will start with what is a part of the milieu (the environment). Music is more or less a constant in my studio. I love all music in all of its forms, from around the world; but do tend to gravitate towards certain styles and types in my studio. Below is a small sampling of music tracks played in the studio.
Please note all of the files are directly linked to the musicians and/or their distribution companies. Most tracks are able to download free of charge as well.
Flying Lotus - Computer Face/Pure Being
Tom Middleton - Return To Atlantis
Manic Street Preachers - I'm Leaving You For Solitude
Steve Reich - "Music for 18 Musicians" - opening thru section II
Publicist - Momma
I will start with what is a part of the milieu (the environment). Music is more or less a constant in my studio. I love all music in all of its forms, from around the world; but do tend to gravitate towards certain styles and types in my studio. Below is a small sampling of music tracks played in the studio.
Please note all of the files are directly linked to the musicians and/or their distribution companies. Most tracks are able to download free of charge as well.
Flying Lotus - Computer Face/Pure Being
Tom Middleton - Return To Atlantis
Manic Street Preachers - I'm Leaving You For Solitude
Steve Reich - "Music for 18 Musicians" - opening thru section II
Publicist - Momma
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