Entre Temps Perdus is an album and listening experience by musician and transmission artist Martín Rodríguez. This project began as exploratory sessions with choreographer/dancer Corinne Crane, examining the stretching of a single moment in time, creating a space between contemplation and movement. These sessions began prior to the pandemic but gained weight once the realities of the global health crisis took hold.
From these initial experiments, Rodríguez developed an instrument using live radio broadcasts, a theremin, and a single cymbal. Exploring time, movement, and resonance, the result is an unveiling of harmonies and textures tucked away between broadcast and cymbal.
This unconventional instrument creates music that can be described as Ambient Electroacoustics. Entre Temps Perdus further implores the use of field recordings taken as Rodríguez observed a newfound silence emerging out of Montréal’s urban spaces during the early days of the pandemic.
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released April 16, 2021
Mixed by Martín Rodríguez and monsieur_b
Mastered by Sébastien Fournier
Album cover photo by José Garcia-Lozano
Field recordings taken during March - June 2020 in Montréal, QC
All other sounds produced and performed utilizing cymbal, shortwave radio, transducer, theremin modular synth, and amplifiers except une grande onde which uses a prepared electric guitar.
