Get all 18 Ricardo Huisman, silent noise production releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of (in)somnia, Sounding Eco Trance-sitions, Rhythm Scapes, changing polyphonic perspectives, Astro Cows, counting up and down, Building Unity, Sounds to Go (around The World), Sensescapes for Woollen Sound Dog, Analog Dialogues, Sonic Circus, virtual exhibition space(s), Sense Harp Scapes, and 10 more.
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In Trompetto
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sax steam factory
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yezz in nature
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sliding perception
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orchestral wetlands
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emotive landscape
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Ricardo Huisman, silent noise production Amsterdam, Netherlands
Ricardo Huisman, aka
DJ Sensecape, Amsterdam based sound image artist, soundscape composer. Inspired by Acoustic Ecology,
Music Concrete, J. Cage, Avantgarde, contemporary (classical) Music, Sound and Sense studies. His “tactile sonic sculptures” -installations produce tangible soundscapes, sensescapes that reveal multiple sensorial associative dimensions and bodily sensations.
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