Akos Kokai : Music: Recent Episodes
Akos Kokai
Meet the ever-changing universe with love.
This track is part of an EP available on Bandcamp. https://akoskokai.bandcamp.com I’m sending all proceeds to the East Bay Meditation Center. https://eastbaymeditation.org
Composed, performed, recorded, and produced by Akos Kokai. Mastered by Shawn Hatfield at AudibleOddities.
Developed version of an earlier sketch.
image: https://secure.flickr.com/photos/ahernansaez/5406375099
Playing with imprecision and inexactitude.
Sample from "Kuʻuipo Pua Rose" by Nā Palapalai.
Image: http://www.flickr.com/photos/marufish/4919714941/
Music made with the sounds of nuclear spin transitions. Most of the sounds in this track are made out of audio signals from nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, recorded by Dr Walter Bauer. See his website on NMR and sound: http://www.chemie.uni-erlangen.de/bauer/music.html More about NMR: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_magnetic_resonance
A remix of "Sighting No Man's Land" by Delivery Is Possible, from the album "Prison Islander" (2011). Vocals (original track): Jeff Osborne. Violin (original track + more): Akos Kokai. Image derived from "Journey to Midway Island" by Kris Krüg: http://www.flickr.com/photos/49503002894@N01/5558470987/ (CC-BY-SA)
This remix brings out the urban chaos in a lovely track by my ex-San Francisco friends The Overhead Lines, "Willow Court (meta-immersion38L)" from "We Have No Plans But Will They Work?" (2009).
Based on the melody from "Gamera" by Tortoise ("Millions Now Living Will Never Die" - 1996), and contains a guitar part from that song. Also features: Alex Blackstock (guitar), Andreas Brændhaugen (melodica), Akos Kokai (viola, violin, voice).
Thanks to all of USB Camp, and everyone who created and caused air molecules to be moved during Burning Man 02011.
Music: http://soundcloud.com/cullenmiller/cullen-miller-matte-wood-sleep Craig Bratley / Birdshell (6th Borough Project Shell Toe Remix) 6th Borough Project / Just a Memory Aphex Twin / Stone in Focus Gamelatron (http://gamelatron.com) in the Temple of Transition Boards of Canada / nlogax Fausto Messina / Boungaville
Recorded, edited and mixed by Akos Kokai. USB Camp logo by Sarah Nahm.