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Wednesday
Feb062013

"FILAMENT" Featured on m:cast Radio

My track "Filament" was recently featured in an exclusive mix for m:cast radio by Halftribe.

"This mix is the latest in his exclusive series for m:cast radio showcasing some of the more undiscovered talent out there."

You can view the blogpost here and get the download here

Wednesday
Jan022013

New Release of Old Material

I am happy to announce my latest release Isaz, a 4 track EP featuring experiments in sound, processed loops and field recordings. All of these tracks were conceptualized, recorded, programmed and mixed between January and September 2009. Available now as a free download from Bandcamp.

Isaz - Track by Track

01. This is just my voice

This is just a looping, processed sample of me saying "this is just my voice" 

02. Cargo

Processed sample of a train running through Carkeek Park in Seattle, WAUSA. This track was recorded with an M-Audio MicroTrack II digital recorder using the standard t-microphone. I used Ableton Live 6 for processing through an Auto Filter, a Simple Delay and a Resonator.

03. Batavia

This is the soundtrack to a memory. Flying in my fathers small plane from Buffalo. NY to Batavia, IL. when I was 6 years old. A mix of excitement and utter dread. I feel like I captured those feelings in this track.

04. Eye

Original Experimental Music/Sound (by Kurt Lorenz) made completely on the iPhone using BeatMaker, NLogSynth, and iGendyn. (Slo-Mo Vocalizations are from the videos audio track.) Each app was recorded directly into an audio channel in Ableton Live and some basic mixing/compression applied. This track is the soundtrack to an experimental film I created entitled "Eye" you can see the video below or here: www.vimeo.com/5243888

eye from Kurt Lorenz on Vimeo.

Tuesday
Sep042012

My track “An Untravelable Space” featured in the Bertha Landes 2012 Playlist for the International Fountain at Seattle Center

BTW: who was Bertha Landes?  First female mayor of a major American city, aka Mayor of Seattle 1926 - 1928: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertha_Knight_Landes

James Whetzel (http://jameswhetzel.tumblr.com/) has created a Bertha Landes Mix for 2012!  This is an all local music mix, and in it are all excellent artists from Seattle, WA, US of A.  It’s mostly new tunes, but yes there are a couple tracks from years past that are in there as well.

James is not only listing all the tracks but providing links to make it easy for you to listen to them. 

These tracks will play in the International Fountain August 29th & 30th.  The fountain will be shut down for the Bumbershoot Festival on August 31st through September 3rd, and will remain off during post-festival cleanup.  Fingers crossed, the cleanup will be done, and the mix will play again September 6th - 10th, 2012. 

 

1. JusMoni & WD4D “A Limit (Instrumental)”

http://soundcloud.com/wd4d/01-jusmoni-x-wd4d-limit [

[Sorry couldn’t find the Instrumental mix, thus enjoy the vocal version!]


2. Ritchie Aldente “Give it to the DJ”
http://richiealdente.bandcamp.com/track/give-it-to-the-dj

3. Scntfc “Jim Guthrie’s Ballad of the Space Babies (Remix)”
http://scntfc.bandcamp.com/track/jim-guthries-ballad-of-the-space-babies-scntfc-remix

4. BFA “Molly Moon” (feat. Geo & Thig Nat)
http://brothersfromanother.bandcamp.com/track/molly-moon-feat-geo-thig-nat

[Yes, I did edit this one to cut the curse words.]

5. Babajaga “Supermoon” (Subaqueous Remix)
http://www.amazon.com/Supermoon-Subaqueous-Remix/dp/B008IVRXFI

6. Georgetown Orbits “You Know the Story”
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/georgetownorbits [Track #10]

7. Fresh Espresso “Big or Small”
[Yeah this is from 2009, but I hadn’t worked it into a mix yet so here it is now!]
http://freshespresso.bandcamp.com/track/big-or-small
Plus the official video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7wXpdTzom0

8. Daze of Resistance “The Ocean is in the Clouds”
http://soundcloud.com/daze-of-resistance/the-ocean-is-in-the-clouds

9. Five Percent Joe “Beauty is Dead”
http://soundcloud.com/fivepercentjoe/beauty

10. Jake One “Microphone Killa” (feat. Young Chris) Instrumental
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/microphone-killa-feat.-young/id352707348?i=352707382

11. M04N3R “Smoke Break”
http://soundcloud.com/m04n3r/90-bpm-new-groove

12. Keyboard Kid x Darwin “Bellz”
http://soundcloud.com/darwin206/keyboard-kid-x-darwin-bellz

13. Kurt Lorenz “An Untravelable Space”
http://soundcloud.com/kurtlorenz/kurt-lorenz-an-untravelable-space

14. Omniverse “Architeuthus (Kalakala Mix)”
http://soundcloud.com/omniverse/architeuthus-kalakala-mix

15. Kid Smpl “Low Light” 
http://kidsmpl.bandcamp.com/track/low-light

16. RX & Mista Chatman “Aqua Chat”
http://www.amazon.com/Aqua-Chat/dp/B007KIVDPQ

17. B_Scale “First Citizen”
http://bscale.bandcamp.com/track/first-citizen

18. TatselVienne “Last Seattle Summer”
http://soundcloud.com/tatselvienne/last-seattle-summer

19. Tetra_ “Flood”
http://soundcloud.com/tetrabyte/flood

19. Amphibian Children “Monoceph Ladyboy”
http://soundcloud.com/lofreqmusic/monoceph-ladyboy

Thursday
Jul072011

Seattle SoundClouders Volume 1 Compilation Album Released

My track "Haptic" has been featured as part of the Seattle SoundClouders Volume 1 Compilation Album. Enjoy!

Seattle SoundClouders Vol. 1 by SeattleSoundClouders

Tuesday
Apr052011

Ember Music Volume 1 - The First Review...

Katie Weed has reviewed our compilation Ember Music Volume 1 on her blog Sights and Sounds Dovetail 

"This first release by nonprofit label Ember Music is the rare find among multi-artist compilations that plays like a cohesive album rather than the disjointed offerings of its individuals. From the pensive introduction ("Huntitled III" by musician Murat Esmer) to the dark, haunted coda by New Englander MobiusB, the listener is led seamlessly through tracks that manage to differ vastly from one to the next without sacrificing unity. The album plays not only as a whole, but as an intelligent and detailed statement. We are taken on a dark, occasionally gloomy, but always thoughtful tour through this collection."

Read the full review here.