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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Houtzaagmolen de Heesterboom – Sawmill the Heesterboom, Leiden, NL, Zerkalo – Reflecting Spaces – collaboration with visual artist Alexandra Arshanskaya, creep deep – selected soundworks for dance piece, Unter den Teppich – selected soundworks for theatre piece, A Wildfire Lullaby - soundtrack from collaboration with Wioleta Kaminska, ZOOM – Hestia and Sheela na gig – soundworks for dance piece, Orford Ness – field recordings, LIGHT–DARK–LIGHT–HEAVY – sound works from a choreography for dance, light, and sound, and 1 more.
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marsh creatures
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creep deep
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speak to me
like the river.
who does not say
“i am cold.”
“wet.”
or “deep.”
whose icy depths
pierce my body
dragging me along
in the fierce
death grip
of her love
(a feline with her prey)
whose riverness
annihilates any
embroidered theories
of togetherness
whose wetness
fills my mouth
my eyes
my lungs
every cell to bursting
whose endless force
and swell
polish me smooth
open
empty
and eternally resonant.
speak to me
like the river.
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sweeping dance
04:03
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Sharon Stewart Arnhem, Netherlands
I am in love with the noisy quiet of the sounding world around me, with how vibrations penetrate my bodymind, leaving their
traces, their tensions and releases.
With the sound that I create in the studio or on stage, I seek a dialogue with the listener, searching for the right balance of stillness and shout. Each sonic creation is an act of deep respect and communion.
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This album is made with poetic attention for our connection to the Earth, ourselves and our sonic environment. Each song is a sensitively-led adventurous journey into mythology and relaxation.
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