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Positive Co-Occurence Patterns (ft L. Brevis and L. Plantarum)
This soundscape depicts the most common positive co-occurence pattern found in the Sourdough Project study: L. Brevis and L. Plantarum. At first, we hear the emergence of Acetic Acid Bacteria (AABs), then out of the primordial ground of the bubbling, swirling AABs emerge the two positively co-occuring taxa. First we hear the lowest amount of each taxa indicated by the first two notes of their phrase seeming to tap out a code. Then a wave of AABs brings each taxa to their full phrase. The main section is an upbeat interaction between the two taxa/phrases with waves of AABs washing through and altering the phrasing and timing in places, until a last big wave of AABs seems to absorb L. Brevis and L Plantarum and transforms all into the gaseous, rising notes of the final VOCs.

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from RISE: Sonic Sketches from Sourdough Cultures, released March 30, 2021
Ableton Live, midi instruments, field recordings, shades of noise, data sonification
Track Art by Trudie Kiliru

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idiosyncratic beats of dejacusse Durham, North Carolina

Jude Casseday aka dejacusse is a soundscape artist from Durham, North Carolina. Her work ranges from wild sonic experiments to structured compositions. Currently, Jude focuses her practice on attuning to all of the waveforms via The Field, her modular synth set up. Audiorigami: Meditations on The Fold was chosen for inclusion in Chapel Hill Library's TRACKS collection of albums by local artists. ... more

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