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Tuesday, January 31, 2006


Organic electronica? Concrete pop?

A new style of music has appeared: With Naing Naing, not only instruments are over, but also synthetic sounds. His music consists of real sounds hunted and captured here and there, and then (re)assembled in the form of thematic compositions through software sequencers.

This Frenchman living in Asia, managed not only to get toothbrushes dancing, ice cubes swinging and toads singing (in tune !) and so on… but also to produce whole songs (therefore melodies, bass & drums) from a unique source of sound.

[via Rummage Through The Crevices]
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