30 mg, twice a day

by J Diaz

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I explored digital textures and pitches and the slow transition from one to the other. I stretched (some) transitions as much as I could. I added a bit of contrast with found organic sounds that I then manipulated to make more electronic. Poetically, I sought to compose a piece that reflected my fears of taking medication for PTSD--how it might effect my creative work. Medication has helped me tremendously! This piece reflects my feelings towards medication before I began taking it.

***This is intended for an 8 channel setup. You're listening to a stereo rendition.

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released November 8, 2019

Thanks to my partner, the cat, and my therapists.

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J Diaz Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Just a queer sound artist looking for people who like to listen.

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