SmallAudioArt_ is a creative sound art community which I founded to encourage makers from around the world to participate and play.
I make original music for podcast and radio. Including original songs and jingles. I work with piano, guitar, electronic, vocals.
In tonight's edition, produced by the audio artist Phoebe McIndoe, Lucy Edwards explores what it means to sense the changing seasons through sound and touch.
An instillation commissioned by SONOHR. With live-interviews and an end of festival screening. I invited participants to explore the question, “what do you want?” The result was an intimate piece full of longing and hope.
Weird Noise is a print zine for audio documentaries. A hand-stamped box featuring contributions from over 30 audio-makers on the audio worlds they want to live in / things they care about in sound.
Shortlisted for this years HearSay Audio Prize, I Understand Now, is written and composed by Phoebe McIndoe.
A podcast where audio-makers stand silently in fields (or things that could be broadly interpreted as fields).
Journeying from Dartmoor to Exmoor, The Rambling Mind explores break-ups, life-maps and the wild planes of love.
This feature is part of the ongoing series Poetry Corner. My poem of the day is, This Has Nothing To Do With Me, inspired by a question from Axel Kacoutié, “How can I reconcile the parts of me?”. Which I loved and it has been resounding in my mind ever since.
Each week, Sarah Geis sends an audio assignment and some inspiration, via the Audio Playground Newsletter. You can listen to my assignments here.
In response to BBC Shortcast’s prompt around JOY, a coming of age memory about my teenage sex bible.
