Audio
hallow
hallow is the first in a series of live performances that combine nature recordings, electronic textures, and an organic ebb and flow to create long form, meditative and immersive pieces. Electronics respond to the sounds of forests and seas; icy rain; birdsong; falling leaves and the spray of waves on the coast of Maine.
Passo d’Autunno: Field Recordings from Florence
It’s right on the cusp of autumn, and Florence is alive with laughter and music, the clatter of plates, and piétons reveling in the evening cool – an incredible mingling of voices and cultures. Passo d’Autunno moves through an exuberant city at a beautiful time of the year.
Demi-heure à Paris: Field Recordings
I’ve always loved how field recordings can envelope you, take you to new locations. Right now it seems especially helpful to envision other ways of being, without retreating into fantasy, to plunge into other sound worlds, and Paris is an ideal place.
Bon séjour!
High Wire
High Wire juxtaposes the crystalline sounds of Maine with layers of intricate synthesizers, plaintive pianos, and surging rhythms, crafting an experience both intimate and cinematic. Tadakichi’s meticulous attention to detail is evident as each track unfolds, revealing a mosaic of sonic textures that evoke both the tranquility of nature and the imposition of technology.
Sounds of Maine | Fall + Winter 2020
A collection of field recordings from Maine in fall and winter — forests, beaches, preserves, and quiet city moments — continuing the Sounds of Maine project of vicarious travel, meditation, and immersion.
Sounds of Maine | Summer 2020
Sounds of Maine is an ongoing audiovisual project documenting the sounds and sights of Maine. Its goal is to enable moments of vicarious travel, meditation, and immersion in this state’s endlessly intriguing natural and manmade spaces.