I don’t normally cover poltical events, but this was a vigil in support of the democracy protests in Burma today. Junivers Stockholm played some hypnotic music at the vigil and I made a small machinima of it. The event was organised by Sugar Seville over at the art island Odyssey.
Hi there ! My name is Robert Thomas, and I'm a composer interested in unusual ways music can become a soundtrack to your life. I run a small music company called Dizzy Banjo. I also go under the name Dizzy Banjo in numerous social networks and environments.
I've done a lot of work creating music for unusual places, including virtual spaces, video games and mobile devices.
My work has explored numerous ways of tracking user behaviour and making music reactive to it, including VOIP, gestures and keystrokes, physical movement and activity patterns of individuals and groups.
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September 30, 2007 at 12:51 am
Eshi Otawara
Peace is a state of individual being. Everything else is physical and thus prone to decay.
October 22, 2007 at 1:16 am
Amber Riggsby
DEEP! Really deep, this was cool but not enough activity. Their was no talking just music and people standong around. The music was the only thing that got my attention.