NØDE
Short sonic forms recorded in real time.
Each piece emerges from the superposition of several tracks,
played together until a balance appears.
A NØDE is not composed or edited.
It is captured.
Method
A NØDE begins with a track.
Others are layered and adjusted in real time.
Three to four sounds are played together
and shaped into a complete piece.
The structure is built live,
from beginning to end,
using DJ equipment as a compositional tool.
The full take is recorded as it is.
No editing.
Result
A complete piece, built in real time.
Multiple recordings converge
and form a single structure.
Each NØDE is a finished work,
a brief alignment where separate elements
become one.
SOURCE MATERIAL
NØDE 001 – Grass Wheel Makam
Biosphere — Path Leading to the High Grass (2002)
Satoshi Ashikawa — Landscape of Wheels (1982)
Oruç Güvenç — Uşşak Makamı (2001)
NØDE 002 – Study Moisture Frame
Steve Reich — Six Pianos & Keyboard Study No.1 (1973)
Rrose — Hymn to Moisture (2019)
Signal — Zeche (1998)
NØDE 003 – Dream Static Skills Change
Makino Jun – Dream Landscape (2007)
Omicron – Static State (1999)
Leiras – Communication Skills (2018)
Meredith Monk – Change (1995)
NØDE 004 – Moon Dances Dog
Alvin Lucier — August Moon (2004)
Rashad Becker — Dances V (2013)
Robert Hood — 7 Mile Dog (1994)
NØDE 005 – Curved Spiral Step
Terry Riley — A Rainbow in Curved Air (1969)
Yoshio Ojima — #1 (11-02) (1988)
Daisuke Tanabe — For The Twin (2013)
NØDE 006 – Dumping Brass Rhythm
Arnold Dreyblatt — Damping Influence (1988)
La Monte Young — For Brass (c. 1957)
Charlemagne Palestine — Three Fifths in the Rhythm Three Against Two for Bösendorfer Piano (1974)
Documentation
All tracks remain the property of their respective artists and rights holders.
This recording is shared for documentation and listening purposes only.
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