Vitor Joaquim - Archives from Other Spaces #01 FLAC

Vitor Joaquim Abstract Ambient Drone Experimental Glitch Power Electronics 2016

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1	Fall	3:59
2	Void	8:07
3	Short Breath	4:59
4	Forgotten Voices (ft. Lula Pena) Voice – Lula Pena	4:10
5	Time Goes By	5:58
6	Short Wave on Paper Guest – Pedro Tudela	5:16
7	Aniara	5:02
8	Radio_0	1:58
9	Long Wave on Paper Guest – Pedro Tudela	10:07

Credits

Composed By, Performer, Producer, Mastered By – Vitor Joaquim
Cover, Artwork By – Obvious Warrior

Notes

Includes material released in response to different proposals, between 2003 and 2007.
as bonus items: cover and inner sleeve ready to print (300 dpi)
sampled voice on 4, with courtesy from Lula Pena (www.lulapena.com)

TRACK LIST / INFO
1 Fall
released on "Atlantic Waves 2007 Festival Sampler", V/A
cd-audio, CGFCD107-2, 2007 (UK)
ed. Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation

2 Void
released on "CON-VPILATION", V/A
ed. CNV33 2006 - Conv net.lab (Spain)

3 Short Breath
releasead on "Exploratory Music From Portugal 03" , V/A
cd-audio, Atlantic Waves, 2003
ed. Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation

4 Forgotten Voices
released on "Fuga Experimental", V/A
FUGA DISCOS 2004 (Argentina)

5 Time Goes By
released on "Overshadow", V/A
antma0205 (Canada)

6 Short Wave on Paper
released on "On Paper", V/A
based on a file (Rasgão.aif) *
double cd-audio, Crónica 005~2003 (Portugal)

7 Aniara
a piece created for "Differing Paths" - Ein Audio-Visuelle Experiment
a project directed by Gerriet K. Sharma (Germany)
more on www.gksh.net/en/arbeiten/installation-auswahl/differing-paths/

8 Radio_0
released on "Essays in Radio: Can I have 2 minutes of your time?", V/A
cd-audio, Crónica 020~2005 (Portugal)

9 Long Wave on Paper
released on "On Paper", V/A
based on a file (Rasgão.aif) *
double cd-audio, Crónica 005~2003 (Portugal)

Avalilable on: https://vitorjoaquim.bandcamp.com/album/archives-from-other-spaces-01

* "recording that was both media and motive for the work, now decomposed in different wills; a work that goes trough addition, submits itself to subtraction and goes back to adding new facts". - Pedro Tudela