Artists.

SITE is a collaborative conceptual series curated by Driftworks and Audiobulb Records, exploring the relationship between sound and place. Each edition invites artists to recreate their personal perception of a location, blending environmental sounds and imagery to capture the unique ‘audio-geography’ of our world.

Through SITE, artists transform their experiences of place into immersive soundscapes and visual narratives, offering listeners a new way to connect with the environments around them.

XII Sound

UK | https://authenticcommunicatorglobal.com/

Alice DeVille is a composer, opera singer and a voice and communication coach. Following her training at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and the ENO Works programme, Alice has performed at venues such as Glyndebourne, Wigmore Hall, the Royal Albert Hall and St John Smith’s Square. Alice runs The Authentic Communicator, a voice and communication training company, where she helps individuals develop greater freedom in communication, including through expressive voice work.

Alice’s current work explores the intersection of natural and industrial soundscapes, creating sonic environments that reflect themes of healing and ecological connection in the face of the climate crisis.

Releases: SITE001

OD

UK | https://www.alex-odonovan.com/

OD is the moniker of artist and music producer Alex O’Donovan. Based out of his London recording studio, and with a background producing and engineering artists across a variety of genres and mediums, OD creates and performs immersive audio visual electro acoustic works, often collaborating with other noise, ambient, modular synth performers and visual artists..

Releases: SITE002

Wil Bolton

UK | https://wilbolton.co.uk/

Wil Bolton is a British artist and composer. His work is inspired by place, psychogeography and finding beauty in ruins, decay and the details and textures of everyday scenes. He explores the natural and built environment through the use of media spanning sound, video, photography, performance and installation.

Wil’s audio work uses field recordings, found objects, modular and analogue synthesizers, guitars, acoustic instruments and effects to create warm and emotive melodies, fragmented and submerged among beds of droning ambient textures and environmental sounds.

Releases: SITE003