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As I Walked Out

Nature lover Verity Sharp steps out with a selection of music for rambling and roving, including spoken word taken from a new commission embedded in England鈥檚 coastal landscape.

Keen nature lover Verity Sharp steps out with a selection of music for rambling and roving. Along the trail, we鈥檒l encounter spoken word moments taken from a new commission embedded in the coastal landscape of England鈥檚 Seven Sisters Country Park. We Hear You Now is a constellation of new myths, speculative fiction and poetry created and voiced by nine Sussex-based writers of colour. Situated along the South Downs, the new pieces look to reframe the traditional pastoral image through a personal and poetic lens. Curator and writer-in-residence Alinah Azadeh says of the project: 鈥淢y intention is that our stories and poems act as a welcome, a creative spark 鈥� and a marker of radical hope in these precarious times.鈥� We鈥檒l also stumble across a traditional Irish folk song recorded in the remote forests of Eastern Georgia and a chant designed to be set on loop that鈥檒l help you walk for miles.

Elsewhere in the show, field recordings of sacred flute music from Papua New Guinea, some 'crispy' percussion from Italian composer MonoLogue and Londoner Matt Atkins, and an assemblage of sonic detritus from multidisciplinary artist Graham Lambkin.

Produced by Gabriel Francis
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Music Played

  • Tiny Leaves

    Portway

    • Mynd.
    • Tiny Leaves.

  • Oluwafemi Hughes

    Missing on Seven Sisters

    • We Hear You Now.

  • Shirley Collins

    Archangel Hill

  • Mike Harding

    Felpham Wind Field Recording

  • Matana Roberts

    Unbeknownst

    • Coin Coin Chapter Five: In the garden....
    • Constellation.

  • Marlais

    You Rambling Boys of Pleasure

    • The Nightingales Are Drunk.

  • Graham Lambkin

    Limp Test

    • Aphorisms.
    • Blank Forms Editions.

  • Damon Locks & Rob Mazurek

    Yes!

    • New Future City Radio.
    • International Anthem.

  • MonoLogue & Matt Atkins

    Softly

    • Homework.
    • Flaming Pines.

  • Ragnar Johnson & Jessica Mayer

    Siam 1

    • Spirit Cry Flutes and Bamboo Jews Harps from Papua New Guinea: Eastern Highlands.
    • Ideologic Organ.

  • Abby Lee Tee

    Hornstrandir (A)

    • Hornstrandir.

  • David Tholfsen

    High Winds And No Juice

    • Walk With Me.

  • John Martyn

    Spencer the Rover

    • Sunday鈥檚 Child.

  • Orquesta del Tiempo Perdido

    Flep

    • Sepk.

  • Andal Sukabe

    Debbo

    • Debbo.

  • Natural Wonder Beauty Concept

    Sword

    • Natural Wonder Beauty Concept.

  • David Donohoe

    Fen

    • Dinzu Artefacts.

  • Georgina Parke

    Cosmic Walker

    • We Hear You Now.

  • Odetta

    Ramblin Round Your City

    • UMG.

  • Rose Ferraby, Tommy Perman & Rob St. John

    Stacks

  • Liz Hanks

    Meer (boundary)

    • Land.

  • Tristan Arp

    Panspecies Rights

    • End of a Line or Part of a Circle?.

  • Arthur Russell

    The Boy With a Smile

    • Picture of Bunny Rabbit.

  • Rakhi Singh & Laura Cannell

    Even In Our Sleep

    • ECHOLOCATION: Resonate From Here.
    • Brawl Records.

  • 艩ar奴nas Nakas

    Lonelier Than All of Us

    • Ramblings.

  • Alice Eldridge / Wilding Radio

    Dawn Chorus Morning Dip

  • Jenny Arach

    The Dubious Tour

    • We Hear You Now.

  • Lucy Liyou

    Fold The Horse

    • Dog Dreams.

  • Systemet

    膶颈别惫谤谤补箩谩惫谤颈

    • N鈥嬅も�媟 Vintern Kommer Till Sverige.
    • COdA fanzine.

Broadcast

  • Fri 23 Jun 2023 23:00
    大象传媒 Radio 3

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