Project by AER
‘Project’ began as a film soundtrack for “The Overcoming of Hazard” by Brad Butler and Karen Mirza, whose 3 monitor installation piece was presented in the crypt of St. Pancras church in London, August 07. It uses four atmosphere recordings, short wave radio and an organ stop – an attempt to confuse inside and out. Mixed with Mathias Gmachl at Loop.ph using Digital Performer, one side is designed for computer listening, the other for speaker playback. The recording of the 16mm projector was made with the assistance of Al Rees.
AER is the occasional recording name for Jon Wozencroft, art director and editor of Touch.
Tracklist
| 1. | Project (speakers) | 3:10 |
| 2. | Project (computer) | 3:11 |
Credits
Artwork and photography by Jon Wozencroft
Cut by Jason at Transition
License
All rights reserved.
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