Songs of Rupture, by Various Artists

Songs of Rupture

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1.	Samara Alofa, JY Lee, Tash van Schaardenburg 09:05	buy track
2.	Duo Duodenum, Eamon Edmundsen Wells 07:50	buy track
3.	Rosie Langabeer, Callum Passells 08:18	buy track
4.	Hermione Johnson, Ben Holmes, Ro Rushton-Green 08:03	buy track
5.	Ro Rushton-Green, Genevieve Davidson, Jeff Henderson 03:10	buy track
6.	Neil Feather, Jade Farley, Paul Blanchard 13:07	buy track
7.	Reuben Derrick, Ivan Mrsic 04:10	buy track
8.	Maurice Reviol, Sean Martin-Buss 03:54	buy track
9.	Alan Jones, Johnny Chang 13:17	buy track

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Every form of life compulsively defies boundaries and humans are no different.

In a convergence of digital media and critical discourse, David Green’s installation, Songs of Rupture, interrogates a plethora of human-driven hyperobjects, by providing a platform for the clash of perspectives on pressing societal matters across the globe.

The conclusion of this exhibition (20/09/2023 – 21/10/2023) was marked with a series of live performances in the installation space curated by Ro Rushton-Green. At these events eighteen local musicians responded to the fragmented visual narratives, producing soundscapes that resonate, challenge, weave through and enrich the installation.

Songs of Rupture is a compilation of tracks recorded live at these performances, a reflection on the installation through a superfluity of sounds.

www.audiofoundation.org.nz/programmes/exhibitions/david-green-songs-of-rupture

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released February 15, 2024

Alan Jones - TamTam
Johnny Chang - Violin
Maurice Reviol - Contra-bass clarinet
Sean Martin-Buss - Bassoon
Reuben Derrick - Tenor saxophone
Ivan Mrsic - Drums
Neil Feather - Invented instruments
Jade Farley - Violin
Jeff Henderson - C soprano saxophone
Paul Blanchard - vocals, electronics
Ro Rushton-Green - Saxophones, violin
Genevieve Davidson - Saxophones
Hermione Johnson - Keyboards
Rosie Langabeer - Keyboard/Samples
Ben Holmes - Keyboard, guitar, drum
Callum Passells - Alto Saxophone
Samara Alofa - Electronics
JY Lee - Electronics, Flute
Tash Van Schaardenburg - Electronics, field recordings
Duo Duodenum are Genevieve Davidson & Ro Rushton-Green

Performances curated by Ro Rushton-Green
Edited & mastered by Jeff Henderson

Thanks to David Green, Sam Longmore

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