Show Notes
A seven antennae, one environment, seven frequency sonic art emission piece from Azillanet.
Composed from field recordings by the hearts and ears of: Alexandra Longuet Boris Häusermann Coline Cornélis Gilang Häusermann Kra Kouassi Miguel Buendía Tanya Scurlock
Powered by Felix Blume and amplified by Nicolas Darzacq
Artwork by Gilang Häusermann
Recorded and created in Azillanet, Southern France on September 2026 during the field recording workshop by Félix Blume.
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