Preserved Sound’s community of artists responds to COVID-19
Invisible is an album of original pieces written and recorded as blind collaborations in lockdown by 11 Preserved Sound artists.
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Ales Tsurko: "The mood of the composition [The Hate] mirrors exactly what's happening in Belarus today."
The Belarusian composer on how the theme of his new album The Hate is a soundtrack of the recent Belarusian protests – featuring gun shots, grenade explosions and the sounds of human torture.
Adrian Lane: “I put sheets of tin foil inside the piano to give a percussive, almost hi-hat like sound”
The British composer and artist on writing his new album I Have Promises to Keep, which was inspired by John Cage's prepared piano pieces.
Cédric D. Lavoie: “My moods were inspired by the hours spent on the road and the isolated landscapes I encountered.”
The Quebecan composer on writing his new album 88 while touring and playing all the string parts on his upright bass.
Covarino/Incorvaia: “A minimal set up, occasional noises and silence.”
The Italian duo talk about playing less notes and leaving more space, and why Chiodi was improvised live without overdubs or editing.
