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At the Entrance, Alone
04:06
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Translucent Luminance
03:11
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Momentum in Stasis
04:50
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Flap
02:49
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The Unmapped Destination
06:36
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Collapse
05:13
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and I'm running on sleep
I listen for your voice
but I know you haven't said a word
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What Did You Find Here?
02:08
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ここに何を見つけた？
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The Wind
04:09
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Recently Unfamiliar
01:57
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For All We've Built Up
07:33
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James Vitz-Wong Los Angeles, California
James Vitz-Wong is a multidisciplinary artist and performer from Seattle, WA, currently residing in Southern California. James holds an MFA in Performance and Composition from CalArts and a BM in Classical Bass Performance and TIMARA from Oberlin Conservatory. Current focuses include audience interactivity and immersion, live digital processing, improvisation, installation, and dance. ... more
James Vitz-Wong recommends:
Antichamber Double-Album
by Siddhartha Barnhoorn and Robin Arnott
This is the score and the essence to one of the most surreal gaming experiences out there.
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Garth Stevenson creates lush soundscapes and beautiful tonal environments from his bass and looping, constantly inspiring me.
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At War With Walls & Mazes
by Son Lux
There's so much going on in this album, electronic and acoustic. Every single subdivision has so much intention, it feels like the instruments and computers are alive together.
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Built from a series of short sequences and loops, the songs on “Threads” unfold in surprising & fascinating ways.
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The culmination of a year-long project for Time Rival is this album of warm, buzzy electroacoustic songs equal parts soothing & strange.
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In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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