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Alien City Scream
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Mario D'Andreta Italy
My approach to sound is based on natural and processed field recordings, as a way to investigate the meanings of social life
today and acousmatic performance, aimed to engage audience into deep listening experiences.
I participated to several events such as Contemporary Music Festival of Bozen, IXEM, Spamming Fest, Scatole Sonore, Tuneup Fest, Natural History Museum of Sound, Your Soundscape.
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