SOS by Aleatory Music Systems
SOS, a new generative work explores the role of radio waves in relation to navigation, to safe passage, to the human cry for help. Building on Morse code. weather forecasts and the static of long wave radio and satellite, SOS continues Aleatory Music Systems ongoing investigation into the boundaries of order and chaos in systems music and electronic music, and the sonic collisions that mark the border of what will be heard and saved, and what may be lost.
Very pleased to announce this first outcome of my recent Francis Chagrin Award https://soundandmusic.org/compose/francis-chagrin-award/ with thanks to composer, mentor and all round good egg, Michael Begg https://omnempathy.bandcamp.com/
Radiophrenia https://radiophrenia.bandcamp.com/ is an artist run FM radio station broadcasting in Glasgow and online. https://radiophrenia.scot/
Tracklist
| 1. | SOS | 5:17 |
Credits
License
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.Recommendations
Aleatory Music Systems (AMS) is an ongoing research project by Chief Scientist Robert Baldock to explore the boundary between order and chaos in systems music and computer music. Source material comes from radio, analogue synths and field recordings. Most of the more abstract pieces are improvised in real time using either Java or Max/MSP performance applications.