Masaya Ozaki Brooklyn, New York
Masaya Ozaki is a New York/Iceland-based composer born in Niigata, Japan. His work examines the idea of space as a transient entity, the subtleties behind small moments, the sensitivity of the ephemera, and the future of sound in an exceedingly materialistic world. Masaya's artwork materializes as field recordings and compositions for ensembles, film, dance, visual, and experimental forms. ... more
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Folded Distance
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Questioning our relationships with the spaces surrounding us, Folded Distance secretly desires to teach us how to restructure them. We first sail an endless ocean separating our departure from our destination, but quickly, we are granted the access to an upper dimension meant to curve the horizon and let us dance with the perspectives. A game of spatialization found in an expanding music made of white noise waves crashing on reversed shores, and leaving traces of immortality as they retreat.
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Performed on the 1975 La Trobe Serge ‘Paperface’ modular synth, “METASTABILITY” is full or curlicue electronics.
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Istanbul sound artist and industrial designer Kunsf transforms everyday objects into granular synthesis on this contemplative new LP.
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Hermetic Topography
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Erasures and Displacements
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