World Oceans Day 2020, by David de la Haye

World Oceans Day 2020

by David de la Haye

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mikehoolboom After a bravura electroacoustic opening track, most of the rest of the tracks are brief seal mutterings, often sounding, strangely or not, as if the sound is running backwards. The revelation is the final track, where the water turns into a crackling fiery mass, with a rich stereo field delivered in pristine quality, not a wisp of wind or noise of any kind. Magic.

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1.	From Sea to Skye 05:40	info	buy track
2.	Seal 001 00:42		buy track
3.	Seal 002 01:28		buy track
4.	Seal 003 01:12		buy track
5.	Snapping Shrimp at Ob Chuaig 08:52		buy track
6.	Seal 004 00:29		buy track
7.	Seal 005 02:10		buy track
8.	Mingulay Seal Song (binaural) 04:39		buy track
9.	Seal 006 00:34		buy track
10.	Seal 007 00:32		buy track
11.	Seal 008 00:34		buy track
12.	Seal and Dolphin Duet 02:52		buy track
13.	Seal 009 00:41		buy track
14.	Seal 010 02:54		buy track
15.	Seal 011 00:34		buy track
16.	Seal 012 00:25		buy track
17.	Seal 013 00:13		buy track
18.	Seal 014 00:53		buy track
19.	Seal 015 00:37		buy track
20.	Seal 016 00:44		buy track
21.	Seal 017 00:59		buy track
22.	Seal 018 02:21		buy track
23.	Silurian - A Work In Progress (Bonus) 07:36		buy track

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70% of profits from purchases on World Oceans Day 2020 were donated to the 30x30: A Blueprint For Ocean Protection. Thank you to all who contributed.

The purchase of this album includes a bonus video created for the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art.

30% of all future profits will be donated to 30x30.

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released June 8, 2020

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David de la Haye Durham, UK

David is an underwater sound recordist, composer, researcher, and music technician.

When not listening to his pond he plays bass for internationally renowned Folk groups 'Monster Ceilidh Band' and 'Jez Lowe and the Bad Pennies'.

He lives in Durham and is a PhD candidate at Newcastle University. ... more