Wet Sounds

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“Photic Ellipse” – stereo mix of four channel computer-generated audio now available for free download in .wav, .flac, .ogg and .mp3 via Authorised Version.

a-version.co.uk/free
archive.org/details/PhilJulian-PhoticEllipse

Used as part of the Netaudio Festival 2011 broadcasts on Resonance FM and also formed the basis for the Wet Sounds diffusion performance at Newcastle City Swimming Pool on 06/02/2011.

Also featured as part of the Daniel Jones curated series “Curates Egg“.

Resonance FM

Photo by Chris Weaver

Phil Julian / John Macedo live duo performance and interview with Chris Weaver on Resonance FM broadcast 26/02/2013 8pm-9pm (Download – 60 mins 137.3MB)

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Duo performance (Download – 20 mins 46MB)

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59-20

“59/20″ featured in the January 2013 edition of John Macedo’s monthly mixtape series.

From John’s website:

“In 2013 I’ll be sending out an hour long (mp3) mixtape each month to those on the mailing list. They will feature old and new music plus plenty of rare and out of press stuff recorded from vinyl. Style-wise, they’ll be right across the board (but expect lots of old electronic music) and some mixtapes will be dedicated to single composer/artists work. Pretty much a selection of stuff that’s exciting me that month.

This month’s mix (61 mins) features tracks by Luigi Nono, Laurie Spiegel, Swans, Robert Ashley, Maryanne Amacher and Douglas Leedy and much more.”

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New recording “Atlas Restroom” used for “Music for Restrooms“.

Sound works for playback in the restrooms of the Atlas Performing Arts Center in Washington DC played in rotation 12 hours each day for three days for the duration of the Sonic Circuits festival September 28-30, 2012.

Download:  soniccircuits.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-restrooms