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This piece of radia composition is made of lofi noises, crackles and subtle dubscapes which from the artist’s view depict the nocturnal state of the city. Inside the house where hums and noises from electronic appliances are generated and outside where distant sounds occupy space, reverbed voices from insomniacs, lovers and lonesome whistlers fill in the silence.

Dimitar Dodovski (Born 1980, Bitola/Macedonia)
authors expressive, melodic music distinguished by synthetic warmth and subtle, miniturized percussion. With an extensive knowledge of electronic music, his productions evoke a diverse range of influences from atmospheric dub to meticulous micro-house.

"Ahoy! Ahoy!" these are the words that are considered to be the first words that were transmitted by telephone. The composition analyzes different communication systems and information flows. The piece was first performed on the internet via digital transmission. So the two performers acted as a sender and a receiver at the same time. Afterwards the tracks had been transformed into a special form to accommodate the communication structure of radio.