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about
This track was written during the CoVid-19 lockdown of 2020, immediately following the death of George Floyd. The lockdown provided ample material for considering familiar things in unfamiliar ways, and this track was one of many attempts to process the sorrow, joy, anger, love, and complexity of this time. As sadness and hopelessness reached me through the news and social media, the birds chirped away in my back yard, the same as ever. The dichotomy of that - that things could be so broken in one place and so normal in another - broke my heart. And so the song was composed with a series of tape loops, each a different length, each a different speed. Several very simple phrases phase in and out with each other, sometimes in harmony, sometimes in discord; notes swirling together, attempting to understand one another. Succeeding, failing, trying again. It resolves peacefully, as that is my hope for the generation that I am part of.
credits
released August 12, 2020
Recorded at Otaku, mixed by Dustin Ragland at Mir, and Mastered by Taylor Deupree at 12K.
The art was generated by my friend Simon Kirby, who writes algorithms for pen plotters. Each drawing is seeded with a moth/day/year combination that makes every piece of art unique. This plot was seeded with the date of George Floyd’s passing, and is dedicated to him and his family. My good friend Aaron Cahill then took the drawing and composed it in a very meaningful way.
Picked this one up with a code from MC. And it has become a go-to favorite of mine. Lovely mutating synth patterns and some tasteful beat making. Seth D (Auldwav)
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