
A carefully crafted collection of ambient and minimalist soundscapes, occasionally branching into new-age. A soundtrack for quiet moments of sowing, nurturing, & witnessing the slow, rewarding process of growth. Co-parents Tia & Wil from Ransom Note \ud83c\udf31
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You may have spotted some Seeds merch in the wild. We totally sold out of our tees and caps on the first day of Watching Trees, but have decided to repress them!
Here’s a nice shot of one of the tees:
Our first foray into the world...
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Ten editions in, four into Season Two, and we’re doing what any sensible plant does at a milestone: nothing dramatic - no fireworks, just another ring on the trunk. That’s not to say it’s not an equally beautiful aural offering to grow a...
Patricia Wolf’s recent release on Music To Watch Seeds Grow By, Yarrow (the 9th edition in the series), emerged from weeks spent at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory in Gothic, Colorado, working alongside ecologists studying plants,...
Basil seems to know this, too. Salamanda create a bed for Basil’s germination.
Watching something small grow in your kitchen makes you pay close attention. The Seoul-based duo Salamanda and the next artist stepping up for Seeds understand...
Sometimes, the most important books find you when you’re not looking. I came to Pauline Oliveros the old-fashioned way. After work, in Carin and Teamy’s office, I was winding down, not searching for anything. A small blue book on the desk c...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Plant-inspired ambient, minimalist & new-age soundscapes from Tia & Wil of Ransom Note - featuring Woo, Davis Galvin, Graintable, E Ruscha V, Stella Z, Lapalace, Brian d'Souza, Salamanda & Patricia Wolf. Music for quiet moments in the garden. \ud83c\udf31
I'm exploring ways to connect the natural world with the electronic music one. I DJ and produce music (as Auntie Flo), create sonic art, qualified in sound therapy & psychology, founder of tech startups Open Ear & Swell.
musician and field recordist taking a crack at writing
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