We find music in the strangest of places. This release from Jesse Paul Miller is proof of it. From his Bandcamp site:
“These tracks consist of a series of sequential “sound collages”, based on recordings I gathered in Southeast Asia, between 2008 and 2017.
There is NO Multi-Tracking or “Over-Dubbing” on these tracks.
Original artifacts of these recordings are self apparent and un-alterated.
Five of these tracks were initially made in 2014 as potentials for release on my Sublime Frequencies album entitled “A Distant Invitation”
(Tracks 1, 2, 5, 16, and 21). These didn’t make the cut and weren’t included, but now they can be listened to in this mix.
They were overlayed only at the beginning and end of each original recording. These single trackings were compiled sequentially.
Also included are a group of similar, singular recordings, of which, made up these kind of “sound collages”, edited to compliment the original series, and included in late February 2024.
This group of recordings isn’t intended have a full-album flow, it is more of a compilation. Hopefully each track can be enjoyed for its own qualities, perhaps a fun or interesting addition to any mix you might be listening to.
All together, you can hear a feeling for cosmic radio anomalies, human voices, interactions, and ceremonies, from locations in these magical parts of the world.”