We’ve updated our Terms of Use to reflect our new entity name and address. You can review the changes here.
We’ve updated our Terms of Use. You can review the changes here.

BROADCAST III (KOOP 91​.​7FM Austin, Texas USA) 06​​​.​​​14​.​​​​​2015

by The Broadcast Project

/

  • I want to keep the music in this project free for all to download and listen; your donation will help me continue my drive West across the country; allowing me to afford fuel, necessary supplies, and to keep on making music and art as I go – all of which I'll keep sharing with you (for free).
    Purchasable with gift card

      $1.23 USD or more 

     

  • Streaming + Download

    Includes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app.
    Purchasable with gift card

      name your price

     

  • Poster/Print + Digital Album

    Limited edition photographic print created in Austin, Texas.
    16" x 20" digital print on lustre, signed. Edition of three.

    Includes unlimited streaming of BROADCAST III (KOOP 91.7FM Austin, Texas USA) 06​.​14.​​2015 via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
    ships out within 30 days
    edition of 3 
    Purchasable with gift card

      $500 USD or more 

     

1.
Storms, Bats, Lost Frequencies (free) 08:22
download
2.
El Cisco Kid / The Cisco Kid (free) 01:59
download
3.
Alma del Cisco Kid (free) 02:08
download
4.
White Bread (free) 01:28
download
5.
Solo Tu Seras (Corrina Corrina, Freddy Fender, circa 1960) (free) 01:45
download
6.
Happy Without You (Feliz Sin Ti, Lydia Mendoza, circa 1934) (free) 01:40
download
7.
Ocotillo Blossoms (free) 02:12
download
8.
Aces High (I Am The Black Ace, Down Home Music: A Journey Through the Heartland, 1963) (free) 03:49
download
9.
Stomp Dance Blues Style (Caddo Native Americans, recorded by Karl Schmitt, 1949) (free) 01:26
download
10.
KOOP 91.7FM Station ID (free) 00:09
download
11.
\hā hə nō ə\ (Caddo Native Americans, recorded by Karl Schmitt, 1949) (free) 01:30
download
12.
Town (Petoskey Town, Harry Charles, 1960) (free) 05:18
download
13.
All The Good Men (free) 06:32
download
14.
¿Eres Tu, Mal Hombre? (Mal Hombre, Lydia Mendoza, 1934) (free) 08:19
download

about

Part three of the BROADCAST series, a collection of site-specific experimental improvisations performed and broadcast on live local/community radio stations across the United States during a Westward journey with no destination.

Radio Station: KOOP 91.7FM
Location: Austin, Texas, USA
Programming: Commercial Suicide
Broadcast Date / Time: 06.14.15, 8:00PM

Samples from various East-Texan artists, field recordings from Austin and San Antonio, Texas, voice, digital / analogue processing via modular synthesizer and pedal effects.

Artists Sampled:
Freddy Fender – Corrina Corrina, circa 1960
Lydia Mendoza – Feliz sin Ti, circa 1934 / Mal Hombre, 1934
Black Ace – I Am The Black Ace, Down Home Music: A Journey Through the Heartland, 1963
Caddo Native Americans – Stomp Dance Blues Style, recorded by Karl Schmitt, 1949
Harry Charles, Petoskey Town, 1960

credits

released June 19, 2015

John Dombroski
KOOP 91.7FM Austin, Texas Community Radio
Erik Rune (Commercial Suicide)
—
Many Thanks to KOOP 91.7FM, Eric McMaster and family, Erik Rune and family, Sarah Harding & Jesús De la Torre and family, and the Municipal Court of San Antonio for their generosity and support.

license

all rights reserved

tags

about

The Broadcast Project image

The Broadcast Project

The Broadcast Project (2015 – ongoing), is a series of site-specific performances broadcast live on local radio stations during a journey across the USA. Each performance is a collage of sampled local music, field recordings, gender-swapped voice modulation, and home-made modular synthesizer. ... more

contact / help

Contact The Broadcast Project

Streaming and
Download help

Report this album or account

If you like The Broadcast Project, you may also like:

Bandcamp Daily  your guide to the world of Bandcamp

On Bandcamp Radio

Saxophonist Isaiah Collier chats about his new LP and the influence of Pharoah Sanders.
listen now