The research aimed to investigate and document the unique acoustic environment of this culturally and ecologically significant area, contributing to a deeper understanding of its sonic identity within the broader context of soundscape studies in Southern Europe.

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Up To 23 is an electronic music duo formed by Marco Buffetti and Francesco Fincato.

“Hydor LP” is a sonic journey diving into the ever-changing nature of water. From vast seascapes to the depths of the underwater world, the album aims to capture the power and tranquility of this elemental force, shifting between dark tones, ethereal visions and cinematic moods.

The last two tracks feature a collaboration with Enrico Coniglio, whose guitar parts lay a foundation for fluid and hypnotic soundscapes. Immerse yourself in an enveloping experience, where sound becomes a current and time seems to dissolve.

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Linear notes: “Open To The Sea” is the collaboration project of Matteo Uggeri and Enrico Coniglio and “Another Year Is Over, Let´s Wait For Springtime” is their second album. While Coniglio focusses on guitar, synths and other instruments, Uggeri adds samples and field recordings to create a soundcosmos full of tiny melodies and themes with appereance by some guest musicians on drums, trumpet and cello. That would make a perfect experimental ambient album with jazzy moments, but Uggeri & Coniglio push this release further by adding some vocals to most of the tracks by inviting guest singers like Dominic Appleton (This Mortal Coil) or Lau Nau from Finland.

The album features artwork by Graham Crowley and got mastered by James Plotkin.

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Music: ‘The Mountains of Venice‘ by David Bickley and Enrico Coniglio.

It was fun.

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The Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Porto invites you for the opening of the exhibition Sonic Annotations: Space, Pause, Repetition, Friday, 23rd of March at 6 pm. A sound installation by Pedro Tudela and Miguel Carvalhais with contributions by invited artists. The installation uses all of the gallery space creating a listening area encircled by multiple sound sources establishing a connection with the architecture.

The exhibition will be running until June 30, 2018.

“Loud Listening Murano” is a massive compilation featuring various sound artists who have reworked the original field recordings made by me and Attilio Novellino, during the artist residency held in Murano on January 2014. For more infos see at Crónica electronica.

BIG THANKS to Miguel Carvalhais and Pedro Tudela for their support and keep believing in the project.

Loud Listening is a format created by Alessio Ballerini, Enrico Coniglio and Attilio Novellino, members of the Archivio Italiano Paesaggi Sonori, an association founded to promote the culture of soundscapes.