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"I always thought that the waves have their own grooves. My piece follows, complements and builds upon the rhythm of the waves in the recording I have chosen. It aims to be straightforward and slightly hypnotic like the waves of an ocean. Incantations is based on a live jam and it was recorded with an eight track recorder, without the use of a computer."
Waves in Cabo Frio reimagined by Rin Kaseya.
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Platforms 9 and 10 at Oslo central station, waiting for a train to depart, we hear arrivals and departures, loud train sounds, trolley bags, announcements and the general hum of a major railway station.
Recorded in 2025 by Cities and Memory.
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