In Winter (Live), by Al Swainger / Naomi Hart

In Winter (Live)

by Al Swainger / Naomi Hart

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1.	In Winter (Pt 1) 11:24
2.	In Winter (Pt 2) 13:27	buy track
3.	In Winter (Pt 3) 01:35	buy track
4.	In Winter (Pt 4) 09:37	buy track
5.	In Winter (Pt 5) 12:20	buy track

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Artist Naomi Hart & I met up for the first time on 2nd Feb 2015 to simultaneously improvise in our own respective media. Loosely based around the concept of synesthesia the idea was for sound to be expressed visually and vice versa in a continuous feedback loop. Here are the results of our first encounter.

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released March 2, 2015

Al Swainger - Bass & FX
Naomi Hart - Artwork

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Al Swainger Bristol, UK

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