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A U F\u00a0 A B W E G E N\u00a0 RELEASE INFO<\/p>\n

MCD audio \/ digital
\nrelease date: 08.07.2015
\nartists:\u00a0 TOY.BIZARRE
\ntitle: kdi dctb 257 [A]
\norder no.: aatp37
\nLabel code (LC): 01291
\ntime: 18:45 mins
\nfull colour paper sleeve designed by Cedric Peyronnet. Limited to 500 copies<\/p>\n

In 2010-2011 I was invited to work with 2 groups of students within the frame of \u00ab Territoires sonores, port\u00e9e art’ur , r\u00e9seau d’action culturelle des
\nlyc\u00e9es agricoles publics des Pays de La Loire \u00bb, in the cities of Saint-Herblain and La Roche-sur-Yon.
\nWe worked for a few months listening, recording, and composing with their sound environment.
\nI was particularly interested by one the recording session they made in the Conservatoire de Musique : hearing instruments through walls, stairs and corridors… It sounded really great… a basis for a a real maze. So it became my basis to what I call „my first ever pop music piece“, which is a real maze, a glance through the building at first, and then it goes deeper and deeper.<\/p>\n

Bio
\nC\u00e9dric Peyronnet (aka toy.bizarre \/ ingeos) is a sound artist working since the \u201990 around phonography (Field recordings, \u201csound hunting\u201d\u2026), soundscapes, using the principles of concrete, acousmatic, electroacoustic music.
\nHis work, whose main theme is the exploration of places by sound recording, listening and sound sculpting, take form of compositions and sound pieces (CD, Vinyl \u2026 more than fifty references published since the \u201890), concerts, sound screenings and sound installations.
\nPhoto: Cedric Peyronnet<\/p>\n

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