Music For Mimosa Pudica & Codariocalyx
by David Edren
Ismael G. Cabral
Sounds of the Dawn
camillapc
carlybarton
JOSEPH GERVASI
Nathan Grimson
David Brieske
edward priesner
Omnifon
Hannes Iversen
kyle landstra
Peter Coen
Joe Gola
Aude Van Wyller
khylin
Stephen Connolly
Rivers of Sati
Tiago Coimbra
Justin Faase
VRT-Audiotheek
jeffrey declercq
STEPHANIE CLARKSON
S Targo
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Cassette + Digital AlbumEdition of 60 mushroom-grey tapes with black info printed on both sides / clear polycase / fullcolour insert.
Includes unlimited streaming of Music For Mimosa Pudica & Codariocalyx via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 7 daysedition of 60 5 remaining€7 EUR or more
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
€7 EUR or more
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Plant Charmer
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Sundrops At Noon
04:25
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Slow Growth
03:37
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Mimosa Folding
01:17
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Pudica Arisen
02:46
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about
"When Sigrid Volders & Narelle Dore asked me to make a musical mix for the presentation of their project "Earth.Rope.Pot.Plant", i immediately thought of the "Plantasia" album by Mort Garson, who is one of my favourite electronic composers. Little did i know, i soon discovered, although truly amazing, it is just one of many plant-related albums. Roger Roger, that other pioneer of electronic library music, made "De La Musique et Des Secrets Pour Enchanter vos Plantes" in 1978, a remarkable album which, like the Mort Garson album, also included a booklet with enchanting text and pictures. For me, discovering more and more, it all began to form into this greater spiral of interest. I saw the film "The Secret Life Of Plants" and this documentary called "Mind Of Plants" by Jacques Mitsch (Arte 2009). After which i immediately obtained some codariocalyx and mimosa pudica seeds; both known as the dancing- and sensitive plants respectively. I really wanted to start growing these plants myself. When the first seedlings popped up, in my head a plan began to grow. You get emotionally attached to plants, watering them at specific times and taking care of them every day; something that was new to me, really. After the codario was already grown quite a bit, i started placing a little speaker next to it and play it gentle electronic sounds. The littlest leaves would start twitching and turning right after these waves of sound would come out of the speaker. As for the mimosa pudica, it was rather obvious from the beginning this was a very sensitive being; The slightest touch or breeze would set off it's receptors, folding up it's leaves one by one and even branches collapsing towards it's roots. I was mesmerized! As an ode to these two botanical beings, i decided to make sounds which are gathered here. Enjoy."
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released May 29, 2015
"Music For Mimosa Pudica & Codariocalyx" was originally a cd attached to the "Earth.Rope.Pot.Plant"-Book by Sigrid Volders and Narelle Dore which is available for purchase here:
earthropepotplant.tumblr.com
"Music For Mimosa Pudica & Codariocalyx" was originally a cd attached to the "Earth.Rope.Pot.Plant"-Book by Sigrid Volders and Narelle Dore which is available for purchase here:
earthropepotplant.tumblr.com
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