Songs of the New Erotics "DU(BU)ET"

Songs of the New Erotics "DU(BU)ET" performed live at "Performance Night 4.5", Toronto, Mar. 6, 2010. DU(BU)ET is a "duet" with one of the performers absent.

The live performer is W.A.Davison (aka Songs of the New Erotics) using hand-manipulated vinyl. The absent performer is DAS of Big City Orchestra who is represented in the performance by a cassette player and backing tape. The backing tape was composed by W.A.Davison using raw audio material submitted to the S.O.T.N.E. project by DAS sometime in the mid to late 90's (thanks DAS! I'm finally using that stuff you sent me!).

Video by S.Higgins.

Thanks to Dahye and Yuki for use of their space and organizing this event.

S.O.T.N.E. - Songs of the New Erotics

S.O.T.N.E. show Saturday!

Songs of the New Erotics performances are exceedingly rare these days. I do hope you will do WHATEVER it takes to make it to this one!

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PERFORMANCE NIGHT #4.5:

( s a t u r d a y ) March 6th. 2010

S h o w at 7

(at) Studio 303

888 Dupont St., Toronto

PWYC.

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Filip Anton

Lanie Chalmers + Ducan Stewart

Roman Pilates

Songs of The New Erotics

Special screening of:

"Shadow Play" by Dahye Bell Kim

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s e e y o u t h e r e !

L o v e,
Da
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Love from me too!
- William A. Davison

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Recordism

Will the real Recordists please brandish their lobsters

No, this is not Recordism... (the following link)
http://www.recordism.org/2008/09/what-is-recordism_14.html

So, uh, this person couldn't do a Google search to see if someone might already be using the term? No alarm bells went off when recordism.com was already registered?

WTF???!!!

- William A. Davison (humble originator of the one-and-only true Recordism, 25 years and going strong - AND online since 1999 I might add! harumph)

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