by Social Broadcasts
Do you find yourself stuck in the same channels? Unable to break out of the echo-chamber of your media consumption and worldview. Transmitter is here to cut through the noise. Lucia Scazzocchio from 'Social Broadcasts' scans the digital soundscape every other month to bring you original sounds, new voices and archive treasures from podcasts, radio, sound installations and anything that catches her ears.
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January 10, 2025
<p>This XMTR (Transmitter) Radio Hour features a selection of short audio works that have been submitted to XMTR over the past year by both new and seasoned audio makers from around the world. Works featured are: The Magic of Waves by Eve Marie Bouche, I’d Rather be Swimming by Clair Urbahn, Smugglers Song by Mary Hooper, Knife, Fork, Keys by Hye Young Sin, The Human Jukebox by Stella Sims, Application Declined by Alice Foxall, We Will not Stop, We Will Not Rest by Melanie Marich and Sajina Shrestha, Jim, Human Waste Expert by Patrick McNameeKing, Crush Tango by Eloïse Bertil and Times Square–42nd Street–Port Authority Bus Terminal by Tom Sayers</p>
November 15, 2024
<p>This XMTR (Transmitter) Radio Hour is a retrospective conversation about the inception and outcomes of sound art and sonic storytelling festivals <a href="https://sono-electro.co.uk/">Sono Electro</a> and <a href="https://www.xmtr.fm/festival">XMTR Audio Arts Festival</a> that took place in St Leonards on Sea in September. James Wilkie from Sono Electro and Lucia Scazzocchio from XMTR talk to Isobel Anderson - host of <a href="https://www.girlstwiddlingknobs.com/">Girls Twiddling Nobs</a>, about how the worked together on the festival(s), the learnings from behind the scenes and their ambitions for the future - could St Leonards on Sea become a sonic destination? This is a candid conversation about collaboration, curation and working with and within an established creative community, with clips and and extracts from artists and performances featured at the festival. </p><p>You can access the track list from this show and full audio works on <a href="http://xmtr.fm/festival">xmtr.fm/festival</a>. </p><p>Tracklist: <br>Anam Cara - Ear to the Ground - Dan 'you are tuning in to the Lido graveyard'<br>Limbo Tapes - Radio Limbo Live at XMTR Festival<br>Blanc Sceol - Orbit Meditation <br>Stellaria Media (Lucida Guy and Alice Armstrong) Blue Heart<br>Ben Philipps - Home Sounds<br>Ben Chennett - A Choir for Hastings and St Leonards<br>Marcia Farquar - The Lido <br>Jem Finer - Pinball Machine <br>Phil Smith - Zwischenzeit<br>Will Gore + Esme Curtis - Invisible Cities, Argia<br>Ed Baxter + Anthony Moore - Life Sentence<br>Jem Finer - Pinball Machine <br>Blanc Sceol - Orbit Meditation </p>
September 12, 2024
<p>This XMTR (Transmitter) Radio Hour hands over the reigns to Adriene and Stuart from <a href="https://www.longlivethenewsound.com/">LLtNS </a>(Long Live the New Sound) the freeform anti-podcast podcast for creative audio where audio makers and recordists can freely upload their sounds to add to this ever growing archive. They have chosen a selection of unexpected, eclectic, precise, messy and otherwise sounds from what has been uploaded over the years. </p><p>Featuring, in order: </p><ul><li>Misophonic Happenings by Carlo Patrão</li><li>ASLEEPerd by sleep number beds</li><li>920am by Jazmine (JT) Green</li><li>Episode 1 : The Circles by Matters of Truth</li><li>Rakiura/Stewart Island - 09/23 by Sam Donkin</li><li>Episode 2 : The Change by Matters of Truth</li><li>good and bad and dangerous and dangerously good by information jewellery</li><li>On the village cricket pitch by SDU</li><li>We Went Camping by Regan Hutchins</li><li>Voies Urbaines: Rue Mespoul by Mathias Guilbaud</li><li>This is absolutely, definitely not a test. And the previous episode was too long by vegetarian nachos</li><li>A Past Life by Olivia Ravioli</li><li>Fish by Cristina Marras</li><li>Engaged by Mr.</li><li>Cracking Through by Lily Sloane</li><li>Sherry's Health Insurance Nachos by Henrici Tai</li><li>Throwing rocks at a frozen river by adriene</li></ul>
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