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A Composer's Corner with Jake NTHNL Rudin
Jacob “NTHNL” Rudin is a classically trained composer and pianist turned multi-flutist, producer and sound-healing practitioner. Having created electronic and acoustic music in a wide variety of contexts since 2012, Jacob works in both the healing and contemporary music worlds, drawing on a rich sonic practice that involves experimental sound design, field recording, and virtuosic performances on a wide range of instruments. He frequently holds meditative sound baths in the greater NYC area. You can find more on Instagram and https://www.nthnlsound.com/
Here is an overseas review:
The American producer serves us a sumptuous instrument work that reminds us of Floating Points, Anenon and Nils Petter Molvaer for the approach at Ambient meditative qualities. Organic arrangements, with its recording of the surrounding sounds, juxtaposed with the Nippon -inspired flute and electronic sounds are moving away from the sempiternal New Age music with grace.
You can find more interviews like this at:
www.AComposersCorner.com
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By andrew.celentanoJacob “NTHNL” Rudin is a classically trained composer and pianist turned multi-flutist, producer and sound-healing practitioner. Having created electronic and acoustic music in a wide variety of contexts since 2012, Jacob works in both the healing and contemporary music worlds, drawing on a rich sonic practice that involves experimental sound design, field recording, and virtuosic performances on a wide range of instruments. He frequently holds meditative sound baths in the greater NYC area. You can find more on Instagram and https://www.nthnlsound.com/
Here is an overseas review:
The American producer serves us a sumptuous instrument work that reminds us of Floating Points, Anenon and Nils Petter Molvaer for the approach at Ambient meditative qualities. Organic arrangements, with its recording of the surrounding sounds, juxtaposed with the Nippon -inspired flute and electronic sounds are moving away from the sempiternal New Age music with grace.
You can find more interviews like this at:
www.AComposersCorner.com