Dub Archaeology

Rupert Till; Stephanie Conner; Mina Salama; Stefan Hagel; Ake Egevad; Jens Egevad; Anna Friederike  Potengowski; David Lake

Dub Archaeology

Rupert Till (Composer), Stephanie Conner (Performer), Mina Salama (Photographer), Stefan Hagel (Performer), Ake Egevad (Performer), Jens Egevad (Performer), Anna Friederike Potengowski (Performer), David Lake (Photographer)

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Abstract

CD, Vinyl Album, and digital release on a number of platforms including Spotify, iTunes, Amazon, Beatport and QQ. The album features 8 electronica tracks. Each track features a recording of a recording of an ancient musical instrument. The project was funded by the European Music Archaeology Project and the University of Huddersfield.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Sheffield
Publisher	Twin Records
Media of output	CD
Size	8 Tracks
Publication status	Published - Aug 2018

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Sound Archaeology: Producing the Ancient Past
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4 Sep 2018
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Dub Archaeology

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Sound Archaeology: Producing the Ancient Past

Samsara Festival

An Introduction to Archaeoacoustics

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