"An arbitrary succession of more or less irritating sounds"
Saturday 9 June 2012
33°51'12"S
A uniquely lulling, layered haziness has long made Cameron Webb's Seaworthy a jewel even among the Aussie ambient riches he hailed in a rewarding recent radio interview (& which LMYE has celebrated over the years). Now Bellows and Breath - via another down under delight, Preservation (our Neglected Label of 2011, even) - works wheezy harmonium loveliness & yet defter field "detritus" into his sound.
Hear to what beguiling, blurry effect on Breathe Deep & Rattled Rushes below (or stream the whole album (Spotify)). Another take on this tack in his course comes from a plaintive remix for Preservation label-mates The Singing Skies, while a loop series & live performance - both for radio - amplify the insight.
A Message From The Cliffs (Seaworthy remix) - The Singing Skies
Loop #4 by seaworthy
Loop #1 by seaworthy
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Labels:
ambient,
Australia,
drone,
field recording,
live,
Preservation,
remix,
Seaworthy
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