The Phonographers Union
About the Artists:
Steve Barsotti is a sound artist and educator who lives in Seattle. His
work includes studio based explorations of sound for radio broadcast, site
specific sound installation, improvisation on electrical/ acoustical
instruments and sound as an integral part of performance. He has had his
work played on radio and has performed live in the United States, Canada
and Europe.
Christopher DeLaurenti is chiefly known for melding his front-line field
recordings into the soundscape composition "N30: Live at the WTO Protest,
November 30, 1999." Incorporating murky atmospheres, unusual field
recordings, everyday speech, and an array of instruments deployed in
maniacal recombinant polyphony, Christopher's sound work resides at
delaurenti.net.
Marcos Fernandes (percussionist/improviser/ phonographer) has long been
active in the creative music scene as performer, producer and curator. A
founding member of the Trummerflora Collective, Fernandes runs the
artist-based label Accretions.
Mark Griswold is a sound recordist who works in documentary film and
network news. As a result, he often finds himself in unusual situations.
While many people who find themselves in unusual situations remark "I wish
I had a camera", Mark is often looking the other way and wishing he had a
tape recorder.
Alex Keller creates work in different media, including field recording,
sound design, performance, and digital media. Current projects include
co-curating the first phonography broadcast series in Austin, Texas with
Bill Thompson, and a sound installation called Encantada involving contact
microphones, ice, rocks, and time..
Dale Lloyd is an American sound artist based in Seattle, Washington, who
curates the and/OAR recording label (devoted to field recording and various
kinds of sound work using field recordings) and produces compilations for
phonography.org.
Perri Lynch is a seattle-based artist. her work focuses on the relationship
between human perception and sense of place. issues of
navigation, intuition and physical proximity are key components of her
investigations.
Robert Millis has been recording and collecting sounds both at home and
abroad for many years. With Climax Golden Twins, he has released numerous
CDs, records, soundtracks and scores. Recent projects include Nat Pwe:
Burma's Carnival of Spirit Soul, a DVD release (Sublime Frequencies) and
Leaf Music, Drunks and Distant Drums, a CD of field recordings from SE Asia
(Anomalous).
Toby Paddock is a sound tinkerer who - like everyone else - lives in a
unique sonic environment. He uses inexpensive microphones, magnetic pickup
coils, and contact mics to capture bits of his and makes his friends listen
to them. Typical sounds are backyard nature, light industrial, stray
magnetic fields, and casual binaural experiments.
About the Producer:
Doug Haire is a producer/recording engineer working out of Seattle since
1985. He is primarily associated with new music and sound art and has
production credits on over 150 recordings as of 2003. Work released under
his name is based on location recordings and is available through Anomalous
Records.
Discography
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