WELL DONE! by Tintin Patrone
Tracklist
1. | Coco + Josef | 0:59 |
2. | Nora | 1:13 |
3. | Rex | 0:39 |
4. | Kimba + Snickers | 1:19 |
5. | Cooper | 2:27 |
6. | Mini | 1:02 |
7. | Uta + Josie + Sasha + Gabriella | 0:55 |
8. | Peanut | 1:16 |
9. | Tina + Hilsbach | 2:17 |
10. | Fifi | 1:01 |
11. | Taco | 0:38 |
12. | Max | 2:03 |
13. | Ronnie + Kopi + Manu + Carbon + Garfield | 1:00 |
14. | Gina + Felix | 0:27 |
15. | Bruno | 1:01 |
16. | Gizmo | 0:51 |
17. | Benjamin | 1:00 |
18. | Tofu + Steve | 0:37 |
19. | Gwyn + Kathrin + Timo | 0:39 |
20. | Tina + Hilsbach 2 | 2:43 |
Credits
released February 5, 2025
The tape WELL DONE! by Tintin Patrone is released to accompany the comic book "It's OK To Give It A Try" by Jul Gordon on SofortBooks.
Howling, whining animal noises turn into rhythmic, machine-generated sounds, a digital voice output imitates human vocal tones, followed by the human voices of proud animal owners who interrupt an emerging structure with songs of praise for their "good girls". Between the heartwarming affection that animal noises trigger in us and the laughter reflexes that the gap between claimed and experienced musical talent creates, WELL DONE! suddenly grows into a screaming creature. The boundaries of human, machine and animal sound production are made unrecognizable, or united in their primal nature, finally ending in a cozy, soulful auto-tune grande finale of a cat piano woman.
Cover: Jul Gordon
Pics: Martin/SofortBooks
risofort.press/sofortbooks/
The tape WELL DONE! by Tintin Patrone is released to accompany the comic book "It's OK To Give It A Try" by Jul Gordon on SofortBooks.
Howling, whining animal noises turn into rhythmic, machine-generated sounds, a digital voice output imitates human vocal tones, followed by the human voices of proud animal owners who interrupt an emerging structure with songs of praise for their "good girls". Between the heartwarming affection that animal noises trigger in us and the laughter reflexes that the gap between claimed and experienced musical talent creates, WELL DONE! suddenly grows into a screaming creature. The boundaries of human, machine and animal sound production are made unrecognizable, or united in their primal nature, finally ending in a cozy, soulful auto-tune grande finale of a cat piano woman.
Cover: Jul Gordon
Pics: Martin/SofortBooks
risofort.press/sofortbooks/