5against4.com is today releasing a 10-minute soundscape recording entitled Door-to-Door as part of their Outside-In series. It comprises a pre-lockdown recording made in Reims and is available here. I made this as I was fascinated by the area, but now in lockdown it seems almost surreal.

At the Water’s Edge (with video by Zoë McLean) is featured in the Audiobulb mix for Hope Works livestream, Sheffield 12-14th June. The single will be released later in the year.

Seth Parker Woods will play Winter Tendrils on 15th April as part of the Gray Sound Sessions Vol.2 – a series of digital concerts from the Gray Centre for Arts and Inquiry, USA. The concert features two other works by Fredrick Gifford and Coleridge Taylor-Perkinson. You can watch the concert online here

Hailed by The Guardian as “a cellist of power and grace” who possesses “mature artistry and willingness to go to the brink,” this concert by cellist Seth Parker Woods is not to be missed.

Phlexx Records are live steaming Five Panels on 3rd April 9:30PM – 10:15PM – playing the whole album on The Sound Experience – a show dedicated to experimental sound, electro-acoustic music and soundscapes.

Stream here  Listen back later to all their shows and podcasts here.

Headphone Commute has done a feature on the L-NE MIX5 by Richard Chartier and features extracts from 21 wonderful releases on L-NE. It is a glorious 1hr30min mix. The feature is here.

The Stockholm Saxophone Quartet will perform Emergence and Rondures (co-composed with Paulina Sundin) at the Estonian New Music Days on 30th March 2020. Further details here.

A completely new version of Winter Tendrils will be given its world premiere by Seth Parker Woods (cello) at Octave 9 – a stunning immersive space in the Raisbeck Music Centre in Seattle, Washington on February 9th 2020. The work is for solo cello, 16-channel electronics and video (by Zoe Mclean).

Secret Dreams (from Rift Patterns on Audiobulb) is part of a stunning 2hr mix by Peter Cooten on his Ambient Blog. It’s available here to listen and download.

The  final Eilean Records point on the map (no.100) comprises a new or unreleased piece from every artist on the label – coming in at 5 CDs.  It features my new track Saenredam’s Dream and available here and the review on Ambient Blog here.