Tomorrow we ll perform #soniface #beats in #berlin at #hybridsound (hier: Halle, Saxony-Anhalt)
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Tomorrow we ll perform #soniface #beats in #berlin at #hybridsound (hier: Halle, Saxony-Anhalt)

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This is an audio track I have created with the idea of vents in mind.
Vents, to me, are something that channels lots of different things into one space; or the opposite where one voice or object lets out (vents) lots of different things.
In the “noise,” you may here piano, train sounds and other sounds which have been distorted to create different effects.
Each sound is from a different space or place. For instance the piano, was a recording played from my phone in the centre of Worcester Cathedrals Chapter House, while the recording device was at the edge picking up all the sounds, echoes, reverbs and distortions that the room shape creates.
Bringing sounds together from around the UK (Worcester, Birmingham, Manchester, Malvern, Cornwall) helps channel all the areas and create a unique sound file which embraces some aspects of the country for me. As I said before, it is a vent because of the way all the noises are channeled in this audio track.
However, having so many layers, tracks, beats and rifts form an explosion of sound and emotion. In this way it is the second vent I talked about.
Combining this ‘vent’ track with another ‘hybrid’ track playing through the ventilation system having a confusion and mess of sound in the room is just the start of the experimenting.
Stand High Patrol - Brest Bay
Stand High Patrol is a group from France. The identity of Stand High comes from the unique voice of its singer and also from the singular style of his dub. They call their sound “Dubadub” - an hybrid and dynamic style that find its followers among fans of dub, hip hop and electronic music. Best heard loud :-)
“Wicked It's a dubba dub style”