Show Notes
Sound Recording during the night of the installation "Lluvias de Mayo" (Rains of May) done in the small village of Paso de Telaya (Veracruz, Mexico). Drops are falling down from a tree, on small metal drum on the ground.
More info about the project here http://www.felixblume.com/lluviasdemayo/
Recording done using an ORTF Schoeps Setup (2 x CCM4) and a MixPre6 Recorder (Sound Devices). Original Recording in Wave 96kHz 24 bit. Sound Piece released with the collaboration of Museo Amparo (Puebla). Project done thanks to Fundación Casa Proal
Same sound on Freesound https://freesound.org/people/felix.blume/sounds/524693/
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Azillanet, France. When cicadas's sleep after a day or relentless shaking, a portal to a new form of listening is revealed. In their collective dreaming, the sounds of the village re-emerge transformed, as a sonic tapestry that bears witness to the deeply oneiric nature of the real.
Une traversée sonore d’Azillanet (Sud de la France) et de ses alentours, composée à partir de sons de terrain enregistrés pendant le stage de prise de son autour du paysage sonore mené par Félix Blume en juillet 2026.