Compositional work on the interpretative score for the [Re:]Entanglement ethnographic archive and Thomas Northcote Recordings has recently been completed, entitled 'Number 139.' Further details on the inspiration and creative process behind the music for this piece will be posted on the [Re:]Entanglements Blog in due time, this will include the usage of a telegraph morse code key as a musical instrument and hidden coding in African drumming. The full track will also be made available soon. A short teaser for the score can be listened to here.
The Ambientscape Project now has an additional radio station and the website archive page has been updated. A big thank you to CLPGS for their support to the Project.
If you haven't watched this already don't forget to check out my audio work for the black history, Anthropology documentary 'Vodou Theology of Liberation.'
Thanks to all the Youtube subscribers and Soundcloud followers for your time and patience which is very much appreciated, a link to the channel can be found here.
Peace and Blessings to everyone.
What is Angakut?
A group of forgotten Shaman ghosts, a figment of the imagination, half remembered dreams of a past long gone, the distant echoey sounds of beauty in nature, or a musical production hub.
-Angakut encapsulates all alluded to.
A composer experimenting with a variation of recording techniques using sound and music to sculpt sonic textures, landscapes and worlds, working from an arcane recording studio, resembling a sacred sanctuary of rare shamanic artifacts creating music for the soul with compassion.
