Various Artists // Anthology Of Exploratory Music From India CD
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SOUND MAPPING series by Italy's UNEX PLAINED SOUNDS GROUP exploring the "unknown sound" of non-Western countries, the latest work in September 2021 is India.
This work is a compilation album by 14 Indian experimental musicians.Compiled by the label's aesthetic eye,There are many anonymous writers, but the quality is very high.Digipak and shrink specifications.
Unexplained Sounds Group Other worksplease use this form. ///Click here to see more Unexplained Sounds Group releases available at Tobira.
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Edition of 200.
Text by Budhaditya Chattopadhyay:
"The new Unexplained Sounds Group's compilation of exploratory music and sound works from India intends to present a comprehensive collection of sonic practices that have emerged from the desire to break away from India's traditional sounds, eg classical music and folk tunes, while simultaneously drawing on ideas and the fragile but complex connection between tradition and modernity is the crucial point of entry in this body of works contributed by Indian-born. sound artists and experimental musicians. What is'sound art' and what is'experimental' can be debated at length, but sound art is a Western construct, and experiment is something Indian musicians have long been engaged in whilst keeping their traditions alive and transformative . What is new in this compilation is locating the tension between historical trajectories of sound think ing and the intervention of modernist technologies like recording and mixing that the artists continue to negotiate through their interpretations and reconfigurations of temporality and spatiality. That is why the western invention of CD as a form of sonic object-hood can be a constraint for Indian sound. This compilation therefore asks its listener to consider the CD just a trace of the sound experience, while the actual listening is ephemeral. This spatiotemporal tension uncovers a few questions around (de) coloniality and its shadows on emerging sonic practices in South Asia with new perspectives. The release, co-curated by Raffaele Pezzella and Budhaditya Chattopadhyay, contributes to the ongoing research Connecting Resonances that encourages critically listening to the sound practices and auditory cultures in the Global South with an interest in sonic confluences and decoloniality, to stand on the right side of music history. "
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Label: Unexplained Sounds Group
SOUND MAPPING series by Italy's UNEX PLAINED SOUNDS GROUP exploring the "unknown sound" of non-Western countries, the latest work in September 2021 is India.
This work is a compilation album by 14 Indian experimental musicians.Compiled by the label's aesthetic eye,There are many anonymous writers, but the quality is very high.Digipak and shrink specifications.
Unexplained Sounds Group Other worksplease use this form. ///Click here to see more Unexplained Sounds Group releases available at Tobira.
----------------------------
Edition of 200.
Text by Budhaditya Chattopadhyay:
"The new Unexplained Sounds Group's compilation of exploratory music and sound works from India intends to present a comprehensive collection of sonic practices that have emerged from the desire to break away from India's traditional sounds, eg classical music and folk tunes, while simultaneously drawing on ideas and the fragile but complex connection between tradition and modernity is the crucial point of entry in this body of works contributed by Indian-born. sound artists and experimental musicians. What is'sound art' and what is'experimental' can be debated at length, but sound art is a Western construct, and experiment is something Indian musicians have long been engaged in whilst keeping their traditions alive and transformative . What is new in this compilation is locating the tension between historical trajectories of sound think ing and the intervention of modernist technologies like recording and mixing that the artists continue to negotiate through their interpretations and reconfigurations of temporality and spatiality. That is why the western invention of CD as a form of sonic object-hood can be a constraint for Indian sound. This compilation therefore asks its listener to consider the CD just a trace of the sound experience, while the actual listening is ephemeral. This spatiotemporal tension uncovers a few questions around (de) coloniality and its shadows on emerging sonic practices in South Asia with new perspectives. The release, co-curated by Raffaele Pezzella and Budhaditya Chattopadhyay, contributes to the ongoing research Connecting Resonances that encourages critically listening to the sound practices and auditory cultures in the Global South with an interest in sonic confluences and decoloniality, to stand on the right side of music history. "
Artist: Various Artists
Label: Label: Unexplained Sounds Group
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