Binaural Distancing March/April 2020

by Ross Karre

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1.	BD 01: Matthias Kaul 18:04	info	buy track
2.	BD 02: Katinka Kleijn 19:56	info	buy track
3.	BD 03: Nathan Davis 13:09	info	buy track
4.	BD 04: Matthias Engler 00:59	info	buy track
5.	BD 05: Ryan Packard 15:36	info	buy track
6.	BD 06: Fritz Hauser 03:08	info	buy track
7.	BD 07: Du Yun 06:07	info	buy track
8.	BD 08: Joshua Rubin 12:16	info	buy track
9.	BD 09: Anna Thorvaldsdottir 06:17	info	buy track
10.	BD 10: Ryuichi Sakamoto 09:04	info	buy track
11.	BD 11: Émilie Fortin 00:59	info	buy track
12.	BD 12: Louise Devenish 04:13	info	buy track
13.	BD 13: Olivia Shortt 03:02	info	buy track
14.	BD 14: Rebekah Heller 01:55	info	buy track

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Binaural Distancing, started by Ross Karre, is a series of duets with artists from different points around our physically-isolated globe. The ground rules of the duet are simple. One artist's mono recording is in the left ear and the other artist's is in the right (hard panned). Each artist knows only the sound ingredients (sound palette, instrumentation, electronics/DSP parameters) and the duration. The two asynchronous files are then united in a digital audio software without any temporal edits.

All proceeds will benefit Music on the Rebound at www.musicrebound.com.

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released May 1, 2020

Nathan Davis (NYC), Louise Devenish (Melbourne), Du Yun (NYC), Matthias Engler (Berlin), Émilie Fortin (Montreal), Fritz Hauser (Basel), Rebekah Heller (NYC), Matthias Kaul (Hamburg), Ross Karre (NYC), Katinka Kleijn (Chicago), Ryan Packard (Boston), Joshua Rubin (LA), Ryuichi Sakamoto (NYC), Olivia Shortt (Toronto), Anna Thorvaldsdottir (London)

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Ross Karre Brooklyn, New York

Ross Karre is a percussionist and temporal artist based in New York City. His primary focus is the combination of selected media from classical percussion, electronics, theater, moving image, visual art, and lighting design.

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