Author Archives: Soundart

If we could hear the voice of nature, what would it say? And could humans use technology to strengthen their connection with nature? Starting with the music and letting this guide the story, the Assisi Machine is a thrilling murder … Continue reading →

This piece is a sound meditation on impact of water; how sounds of water affect humans, and how human sound effect the aquatic ecosystem. Using interviews, field recordings and archive footage (including from GM’s ‘Futurama’ exhibit of the New York … Continue reading →

“The density of being makes it promiscuous, always touching everything else, unconcerned with differentiation.  Anything is thing enough to party.” – Ian Bogost “Alien Phenomenology, or What It’s Like to Be a Thing” Tony Whitehead is a field recordist from … Continue reading →

              Broadcasting as spell casting – sending out our intentions into the atmosphere, allowing them to fall where they need to, affect who they may, and communicate our deeper desires, even when wrapped in … Continue reading →

[archiveorg radia_s36_n558_the_curiosity_overcomes_you_alice_armstrong_soundart_radio_wav width=500 height=30 frameborder=0 webkitallowfullscreen=true mozallowfullscreen=true] The curiosity overcomes you. An audio exploration into learning the ancient skill of flint knapping. Led by our ears & intuition we listen into the echoes of a shared material past. “What we’ve … Continue reading →

I woke up with a sense of dread. I had forgotten to do something important. What could it be? One of those things that springs into my mind at inopportune moments, when I can’t do anything about it, or even … Continue reading →

A programme from Soundart Radio in South Devon, UK, about the River Dart. We walked down to the river for a listen, and asked people that we met for their stories. Some of these stories we put into bottles and … Continue reading →

“That thing about repetition, that I just keep finding in so many bits of my life” We visited the studios of craftspeople to learn more about their creative process, the materials they use, how they came to do what they … Continue reading →

Part 1. Imagine that we are speeding away  from the Earth Part 2. Music of our Spheres Transmissions is a radio piece that seeks to listen to the past. It is a collage of transmissions voyaging through human broadcast history … Continue reading →

1 x 28 minutes + 28 x 1 minute + 2 x 14 minutes + 14 x 2 minutes + 4 x 7 minutes + 7 x 4 minutes Produced by Lucinda Guy at Soundart Radio Devon UK