Field recording journalism. I love it.

Field recording journalism. I love it.

I took it as like an intermission track in a vast jazz quirky album. This is space between space, time between time. Taking a breather, focusing on life again, before diving deeper into the music.

I took it as like an intermission track in a vast jazz quirky album. This is space between space, time between time. Taking a breather, focusing on life again, before diving deeper into the music.

You paint a vivid image with you words, accompanying the sounds. Imagining you sitting on some concrete steps by a canal.

You paint a vivid image with you words, accompanying the sounds. Imagining you sitting on some concrete steps by a canal.

Very cool. There's a long history of narrated walks in art, this fits in there quite nicely. I enjoy the sound of the wind on the mic, it takes on a rhythmic quality.

Very cool. There's a long history of narrated walks in art, this fits in there quite nicely. I enjoy the sound of the wind on the mic, it takes on a rhythmic quality.

Quiet stuff, I like that. Cool to hang out with you outside, feel like I was there. Nice idea!

Quiet stuff, I like that. Cool to hang out with you outside, feel like I was there. Nice idea!

Yesss you got it! Thanks!
Also taking an opportunity to get back to lots of nice comments!

Yes! More specifically on a wooden bench by some concrete steps by the canal

Thanks yall! I hear everything as music and see everything as art. It’s quite easy then to do this kind of stuff.

[quote=Q-Rosh]Field recording journalism. I love it.[/quote] [quote=Kedbreak136]I took it as like an intermission track in a vast jazz quirky album. This is space between space, time between time. Taking a breather, focusing on life again, before diving deeper into the music.[/quote] Yesss you got it! Thanks! Also taking an opportunity to get back to lots of nice comments! [quote=Minnamari]You paint a vivid image with you words, accompanying the sounds. Imagining you sitting on some concrete steps by a canal. [/quote] Yes! More specifically on a wooden bench by some concrete steps by the canal [quote=neon liminal] Very cool. There's a long history of narrated walks in art, this fits in there quite nicely. I enjoy the sound of the wind on the mic, it takes on a rhythmic quality.[/quote] [quote=miraclemiles]Quiet stuff, I like that. Cool to hang out with you outside, feel like I was there. Nice idea![/quote] Thanks yall! I hear everything as music and see everything as art. It’s quite easy then to do this kind of stuff.