In today’s episode we celebrate water, those who live within it, and those who fight to protect it for the good of all. From the mysterious conversations of fish and crustaceans to the mechanics of eardrums or microphones with piezoelectric transducers, we listen deeply to the mysterious world that is waiting for us just underneath the surface in rivers, streams and tidal pools alike. With field recordings from all over the world and an art piece or two, this episode dives down below to find that water still holds mysteries for us to preserve and protect for the generations to come, and offers incredible sonic riches to those who have ears to hear. Many thanks once again to Radio Aporee and all the field recording artists who post there.
More, as always, in the show notes over at bansheemedia.com
Recordings featured in the episode from Radio Aporee (aporee.org/maps) in order:
Justin Bennett, “Kanaleneiland Utrecht, The Netherlands” 2014
alas23/sala “Kos, Greece, Hydrophone” 2016
Jeremy Hegge “Limpets & periwinkles inside a rock pool/Royal National Park, NSW Australia” 2015
Matt Rogalsky “River Urslau (hydrophone recording)/River Urslau, Hinterhal, Austria” 2016
alas23/sala “Bistrampolis, Lithuania, underwater” 2016
Justin Bennett “Shortwave Antenna/Snaefellsjoekull National Park, Iceland” 2015
alas23/sala “Kos, Greece, Hydrophone” 2016
Jeremy Hegge “Drizzle within a fence/Kroombit Tops National Park, QLD, Australia” 2016
Rustle is “Tilos Diagoras/Tilos Island, Greece” 2016
