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Christopher DeLaurenti is a Seattle based composer, performer, sound artist, and phonographer.
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News as of August 7, 2010
current projects Right now I'm working on a soundscape for the new Metro Transit A Line!
On July 16, I was a guest on KUOW 94.9 FM's program Weekday for The Sound of Summer. Host Steve Scher and I talked about sound, listening, and field recording; the Seattle Phonographers Union performed two short sets of listener-submitted sounds. The show is archived at the above link.
My duo project with Stefan Tcherepnin, Heavy Analog Electronics volume one, is out; it's part of an incredible limited cassette series from Banned Production. Also the Seattle Phonographers Union is finally here!
You can hear my recent interview and live performance of Ravel's Bolero on the flap-o-phone on Kurt Gottschalk's WFMU show, Miniature Minotaurs. The performance starts at the cusp of the program's second hour.
I retired from The Stranger; I'm taking a long break from music journalism to write a book.
I have a track on Wyndel Hunt's new disc Sunshine Noir and two pieces on the compilation Physical, Absent, Tangible. You can also hear my electronics on Bill Horist's new album (get it on vinyl!) Covalent Lodge. I'm on "Affable Hauntings," "Requiem for Endless Days," and "In the Arms of the Specious Phylum."
The Soundwalk blog features a new piece of mine, Stanley Sleeps along with pieces by Richard Garet, Gil Arno, and Nick Sowers.
Apparently, Hell has frozen over. I'm on myspace. Also look for a substantial (and compliant!) site redesign in late-2010!
If you want to stay abreast of major site changes (new essays, new music, revised resources) then contact me. Generally, I send out an update every few months.
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