Chapter 3
Sounds from Your Window
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Reserva / VozTerra
Reserva is the first of three albums produced by VozTerra, in partnership with The Ghetto Project and The United Nations Museum - UN Live during COVID-19. As part of the VozTerra - Sounds from Your Window campaign - we invited the digital community of The Ghetto Project to record sounds from their windows during the confinement in 2019. The collected material, along with soundscapes previously recorded by VozTerra in the Van der Hammen Forest Reserve and the Conejera Wetland (in Bogotá, Colombia), was used by DJs and producers from the global electronic music circuit to create musical pieces for the "dance floor.".
Reserva / VozTerra
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Ventanas Vol. 1
The album Ventanas is the second of three albums released by VozTerra in partnership with The Museum for The United Nations - UN Live, in times of COVID 19. This collection of songs, organized in two volumes, features the participation of more than 30 musicians from 9 countries. Each of these pieces uses soundscapes recorded from people's windows as a samplesin the creative process, leaving a heartfelt and profound testimony of what 2020 meant for these artists.
Ventanas Vol. 1
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Ventanas Vol. 2
The album Ventanas is the second of three albums released by VozTerra in partnership with The Museum for The United Nations - UN Live, in times of COVID 19. This collection of songs, organized in two volumes, features the participation of more than 30 musicians from 9 countries. Each of these pieces uses soundscapes recorded from people's windows as a samplesin the creative process, leaving a heartfelt and profound testimony of what 2020 meant for these artists.
Ventanas Vol. 2
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Alterations
With Alterations, we wanted to approach sound creation through art and experimentation. We invited 15 artists from different nationalities, identities, and visions of sound art, electronic music, electroacoustic music, and algorithm-generated music. The result is a journey that begins with playing with the sounds of nature and gradually progresses towards more human, urban, and political sounds, inviting us to recognize ourselves as part of the sonic ecosystem of nature and the city, and ultimately listen to ourselves as a society during these historic moments.
