Waterbody by Christopher Elmore
Waterbody.
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A version of this piece was performed live at Tritriangle on 25 January 2020, where I shared a bill with Timber Rattle, Drekka, and Mykel Boyd.
Tracklist
| 1. | Waterbody | 37:24 |
Credits
released March 19, 2020
Recorded on 19 Mar 2020 by Christopher Elmore, using a Zoom H6 Handy Recorder.
Christopher Elmore played the modular synthesizer on this recording.
Special thanks to my wife Danielle McKinney-Elmore for her continuing love and support.
Thanks to Michael Anderson, Thomas Aposporos, Nolan Barry, Ryan Borovicka, Mykel Boyd, Nicholas Burrage, Kyle Chamberlain, Vincent Como, Dan Derks, Toby Driver, Brandon Elkins, David Fylstra, Antonio Gallucci, Ben Handelman, Thor Harris, Christopher Michael Hefner, Billie Howard, Igor Imbuzeiro, Neil Jendon, Keeley Kennahan, Anthony Mangicapra, Amanda Maraist, Feather Metsch, Jeffly Gabriela Molina, Zander Raymond, Jason Shanley, Andrew C.S., Elliott Smiggen, Jonathan Smith, Justin Snow, Nick Turner, Keith Utech, and so many others who have helped me along the way.
Recorded on 19 Mar 2020 by Christopher Elmore, using a Zoom H6 Handy Recorder.
Christopher Elmore played the modular synthesizer on this recording.
Special thanks to my wife Danielle McKinney-Elmore for her continuing love and support.
Thanks to Michael Anderson, Thomas Aposporos, Nolan Barry, Ryan Borovicka, Mykel Boyd, Nicholas Burrage, Kyle Chamberlain, Vincent Como, Dan Derks, Toby Driver, Brandon Elkins, David Fylstra, Antonio Gallucci, Ben Handelman, Thor Harris, Christopher Michael Hefner, Billie Howard, Igor Imbuzeiro, Neil Jendon, Keeley Kennahan, Anthony Mangicapra, Amanda Maraist, Feather Metsch, Jeffly Gabriela Molina, Zander Raymond, Jason Shanley, Andrew C.S., Elliott Smiggen, Jonathan Smith, Justin Snow, Nick Turner, Keith Utech, and so many others who have helped me along the way.
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Christopher Elmore (they/them) makes art and music informed by their personal experiences with mental health and mourning. Their instrument of choice is an ever-evolving modular synthesizer, used to craft longform minimalist droneworks and explore generative composition techniques.