Sea Senses at Silver Sands

A remote collaboration between two artists in Cornwall, England, and rural Aberdeenshire in Scotland. Initially based around the notions of parenthood, whilst also considering personal, geographical and political space. Composition naturally began to accommodate responses to the pandemic as the album was written during the COVID19 lockdown of 2020. The first five tracks use only the voice and audio production techniques, field recordings, and radio excerpts, whilst the final track contains additional instrumentation.

Sound Walk Granton Harbour Edinburgh Scotland

Sound/art installation in Trinity Tunnel, Edinburgh

In the heart of Edinburgh, where the modern city’s pulse meets the whisper of history, lies a hidden gem known as Dean Village. This tranquil nook, cradled by the gentle flow of the Water of Leith, is not just a bridge between the old and the new but a gateway to tales untold. Among these, one legend stands out, a story of ambition, magic, and redemption.

''her love is still here'' - found after a night full of dancing. Edinburgh musicians and sound enthusiasts, responding to this anonymous message in very different voices have gifted their music to share in the walk to raise funds for Tiny Changes. Music from: Daniel Garcia Exterior Fistymuffs Holiday Club Grant McNeil Sha Rivari Tides of Avalon Tiny Changes is a mental health charity supporting young people in Scotland. Fundraiser: https://gofund.me/e4c27f06 More about Tiny Changes: https://tinychanges.com/

This walk along Princes Street and up Calton Hill gives you the conversation that good friends, Robert Louis Stevenson and Henry James, may very well have had on one of their long evenings at Skerryvore in Bournemouth. They had both written about Edinburgh in the 1870's. It starts on the south side of Princes Street, facing Edinburgh Castle, with your back to the end of Castle Street.

Its the way i go home from gym.

AUGUST 2022 | 21:30 - 23:30 Soundscape by Swayzak Solo Project - Spatial Environments Location : Old Royal High School - back of the building