3.4 | 11th November
In the studio with Claire M Singer discussing all things aeolian. Her debut album, Solas, was released in June 2016 and can be previewed on Bandcamp. Tracks played featured Leif Elggren, Bill Thompson and Hazard, as well as Henryk Gorecki.
3.3 | 14th October
Interview with filmmaker Paul McDade in Pasadena, September 2016… the travails of a low-budget documentary maker in 21st Century Los Angeles… and his brushes with the paranormal.
With recordings from Simon Scott, Claire M Singer, Raymond Cass, ‘Breakthrough’, Michael Esposito…
3.2 | 9th September
Lets go back to your childhood… with Mike Harding & Stephanie John live in the studio
The photo of Mike was taken in 1963, when he first heard Puff, the Magic Dragon by Peter, Paul and Mary, at the age of five and a half… He still adamantly refuses to believe that the song is about drugs…
This show covers the years 1963 to 1973, when he was 15…
The photo of Stephanie was taken in 1988, when Kylie’s first album “Kylie” with the single “I Should Be So Lucky” came out… The photo is an attempt to recreate Kylie’s hairstyle from the cover of the album…
This show covers the years 1985 to 2000…
3.1 | 12th August Presented by Stephanie John, who also provided the photo above
Stephanie John is a Sound Artist livng and working in London. She works with field recordings, musical composition and voice to create sound installations and performances which explore sound as a cinematic experience and the resonance of place. Her projects encompass ideas and themes such as the sound of British Industry, the sonic effects of the industrial revolution, mysticism and the sublime and the tension between humans and landscape.
Stephanie’s current project, Steel Cymraeg is running at the Trostre works, Llanelli, Wales until September. Here she shares two hours of sounds that inspire her, around the theme of resonance, landscape and female voice.
Mike Harding hosted a third series of “Long Wave” and the second on Dublab on 11th December 2015… and continued for 8 episodes until July 2016
Episode 2.6 | The Kingdoms of Elgaland-Vargaland Anniversary Special
Episode 2.8 | Robin the Fog & Stephanie John
Long Wave: suspending time and immersing the listener in a widescreen of sound
Mike Harding hosted a second series of “Long Wave” on Dublab on 29th July 2014… and continued for 8 episodes
Episode 1.2 | Elevation Through Sound
Episode 1.3 | Michael Esposito
Episode 1.4 | Richard Chartier
Episode 1.5 | Myke Dodge Weiskopf & BJNilsen
Episode 1.7 | Paul Haslinger & Hamlet Sarkissian
Episode 1.8 | Yann Novak & Bethan Kellough (formerly Bethan Parkes)
Long Wave: suspending time and immersing the listener in a widescreen of sound
2.8 8th July Robin the Fog with Stephanie John, who also provided the photo above
1. Stephanie John – Steel Cymraeg (extract), ), from Show16, Royal College of Art, London
Steel Cymraeg is a quadrophonic sound installation composed of recordings made between March and June 2016 at the Trostre steelworks, Llanelli. It follows the tin-plating process, beginning with the arrival of the hot rolled steel from Port Talbot at the PickIe Iine, finishing in the garden of the The Cottage behind the works. The installation takes the form of a sound cinema with a sheet of hot rolled steel in place of the screen. It is an attempt to create an immersive and active Iistening space. The chairs are reclaimed from the CoIiseum theatre in Aberdare, a town 30 miles to the east of Llanelli. Steel Cymraeg converts a political subject into a sensorial experience through the close examination and re-presentation of the sounds of the works.
The piece is made in memory of Meurig John, my grandfather, who worked at Trostre for 12 years.
2. Robin the Fog – Dublab MegaMix
Sound Artist, Radio Producer, Tape Loop Wrangler, member of Howlround
“Hello. My name is Robin The Fog and I am a sound artist and radio producer based in London. My work largely falls under the broad term ‘Radiophonics’ and includes Field recording, radiophonic composition and documentary – it being my belief that the best work for radio encompasses and blurs the boundaries between these things.
Over the past couple of years, my production work has included bespoke sound designs for several BBC Radio 4 dramas, numerous broadcast packages for Radio 4 and BBC World Service, as well as contributions to Radio 3’s Between The Ears, Deutsche Welle, ABC Australia, Monocle, Resonance FM and many more.”
2.7 10th June Iain Chambers
Iain began making electronic music in the 1990s, creating electronic pop with Bow Mods, before co-founding musique concrete composing/performing collective Langham Research Centre in 2003 with colleagues at BBC Radio 3, based in London’s Langham Place. In this interview host Mike Harding discusses his many projects… with thanks to Rob Aitken and Stephanie John
Track listing:
1. Delia Derbyshire – Love Without Sound (1969)
2. Iain Chambers – Tower Bridge Lifting (2015
3. Iain Chambers – Bascule Chambers (2015)
4. Langham Research Centre – Piano Traffic, from Muffled Cyphers (2014)
5. Howlround – Mount Shock (2015)
6. Iain Chambers – Nancarrow [Extract from Iain Chambers’s 2014 recomposition of Ivo Neame’s Escape Hatch, at Oxford’s North Wall. An Oxford Contemporary Music event]
7. Andreas Bick – Chronostasis (2009)
2.6 13th May KREV 25th Anniversary Special
Interview conducted in Stockholm on April 12th, with King Michael l and King Leif l on the 25th anniversary of the Kingdoms of Elgaland-Vargaland, an art project conceived in 1991 by Carl Michael von Hausswolff & Leif Elggren. More information can be found on their website www.elgaland-vargaland.org
Music played: Marcus Davidson – The National Anthem | Stephen Travis Pope – All Gates Are Open 1- 6 | Alphorn | The National Anthem version l (extract) | Mariachi Band | Klopstock | The King Speaks | Anthem Madness | Hymn Utopics | Marcus Davidson – The National Anthem (reprise)
10th May – A pop-up edition of Long Wave with Philip Jeck, live at dublab
(‘Music’ containing elements of sustained or repeated sounds, notes, or tone-clusters)
Photo by Jon Wozencroft
2.5 8th April – drônefest ll
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(‘Music’ containing elements of sustained or repeated sounds, notes, or tone-clusters)
Photo by Jon Wozencroft
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Mike Harding hosts a fourth series of “Long Wave” and the third on Dublab on 12th August 2016 from 2-4pm PCT… and will continue for 8 episodes
Episode 3.1 | Stephanie John
Episode 3.2 | Live with Stephanie John
Episode 3.3 | Paul McDade
Episode 3.4 | Claire M Singer
Episode 3.5 | Vesta
Episode 3.6 | The Cap Report
Episode 3.7 | Bill Thompson
Episode 3.8 | National Anthem Special
Long Wave: suspending time and immersing the listener in a widescreen of sound
2.3 12.02.16 – Interview with Edwin Pouncey
2.1 11.12.15 – Interview with Simon Scott
The first series will be rebroadcast on Resonance Extra and will go out in Brighton & Hove on a new smallscale DAB trial starting 1st December 2015].
Elevation Through Sound
Mike Harding hosts the show with Alejandro Cohen for Dublab Radio’s Elevation Through Sound at 10am on 9th September 2015
In this fifth episode of a new series, Mike talks to Yann Novak and Bethan Parkes
Elevation Through Sound
Mike Harding hosts the show with Alejandro Cohen for Dublab Radio’s Elevation Through Sound at 10am on 24th June 2015
In this fourth episode of a new series, Mike talks to Paul Haslinger and Hamlet Sarkissian
You can listen to an archive of this show here
1.6 25.03.15 meets… – Mark Van Hoen
