The Radiance is Everywhere

September 16th was a great day for me because it was the launch of one of the biggest (and coolest) projects I’ve ever been involved in.

My piece, ‘The Radiance is Everywhere’, a soundscape composition based on an original field recording from the Armenian Quarter in Jerusalem by Raphael Diogo, was featured as part of the ‘Migration Sounds project, in collaboration with the Centre for Migration Studies of the University of Oxford.

Migration Sounds is the first ever collection of the sounds of human migration – all recomposed and reimagined by artists from all over the world – and I am more than grateful to Stuart Fowkes for letting me join in this reimagining.

You can listen to the reimagined and original recordings by searching for ‘Armenian Quarter, Old Jerusalem’, as well as explore this incredible collection of sounds here: https://citiesandmemory.com/migration/