• …of tones for text

    Here is a collection of songs from artist whom I frequently listen to while reading.

    …of tones for text

    1. Arvo Part – Spiegel Im Spiegel
    2. Sommer – Fail House
    3. Cliff Martinez – Is This What Everybody Wants
    4. Loscil – Cloister
    5. Richard A. Ingram – Nocturne No. 6
    6. Stars of The Lid – Articulate Silences – Part 1
    7. Tetsu Inoue – Zen
    8. Album Leaf – Seal Beach
    9. Rachel’s – Air Conditioning / A Closed Feeling
  • Priceless 2011 Forest Stage Promo Mix

    Priceless 2011 Forest Stage Promo Mix by ganucheau

    Earlier this year, the wonderful people at False Profit invited me to collaborate on picking talent for one of their stages, along with my amazing friends Tinker and Kid Kameleon. It was a fantastic process that resulted in a wave of amazing artists new to the False Profit community. To get everyone as excited as we are, I wanted to create a DJ Mix that would showcase some of this stellar original work. With that said, all of the original works here are by artists performing on the Forest Stage at the 2011 Priceless. I hope you enjoy!

    1. Tim (aka Tones) & Kabir – Execution
    2. Kyrstyn Pixton – Crusade (Instrumental)
    3. Take – Before You Think
    4. Anenon – Chimera
    5. Evolutionista – Virga (Aquarium Version)
    6. Laura Escude – Pororoca
    7. Thriftworks – Port Au Mento
    8. Mike Slott – 40 Winx
    9. AFTA-1 – Brooklyn Sunset
    10. Teleseen – Congoman
    11. Agraph – Flat
    12. Dr. Toast – Subsun
    13. Ganucheau – Fire
    14. The Sight Below – It All Falls Apart
  • Signal In Noise

    Signal in Noise is a installation that layers elements of video and sound to dissect how our protective instincts attempt to preserve intimacy within over-saturated environments.

    Whether it be the constraining physical landscapes of our surrounding city structures, the intangible spaces in which our digital personas reside or our own internal mental constructs; we actively construct thresholds to protect intimacy. Signal in Noise explores these notions using multiple layers of transparent projection surfaces, each spaced several feet in front of the next. This structure allows the viewer to gain a sense of physical depth that is impossible with traditional film. One can perceive the narrative as a composite by standing directly in front, or dissect each element by walking between the layers.