A touching elementary performance of "Silent Night" near Pacific Place shopping mall.
Recorded by contributing phonographer Abigail Swanson.
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A touching elementary performance of "Silent Night" near Pacific Place shopping mall.
Recorded by contributing phonographer Abigail Swanson.
Seattle's Capitol Hill yields great variation—move along through banjo man, screamed praises, and car stereos.
Recorded by contributing phonographer Jake Knapp.
Muffled funk bass solo rudely interrupted et Fender Rhodes Interjection.
Boundary Bay Buzz: Two industrial fans and other washroom machinery create an interesting drone piece in the back of a restaurant.
Police Drone: Man in bar performs "Message In A Bottle" at Halloween party.
Escalating calamity before an orchestra concert. "How corroded it was."
Phase Music: A panhandler's arhythmic change-shaking clashes with Chipotle's pattering house jams.
Recorded by guest contributor Abbey Blackwell
Unidentified (Eastern European?) folk music at night.
Bones' busted tape machine warbles out a guitar tune, basement cat interrupts.
A more or less successful sidewalk ride on Brubeck's uptight jazz classic.
A No Doubt karaoke misfire outside the Rock Box in Capitol Hill.
Overly-enthusiastic house pianist soaks the Fairmont Hotel's lounge in notes.
A landscaper whistles while he works in Ravenna.
*Any help identifying the language spoken at the end of the recording is greatly appreciated!
Street saxophone meets street guitar, a rebuke and hilarity ensue.
Piano tuning in the lobby at MoMA.
"Ode To Joy" emitted through a midi device into Manhattan's Lower East Side.
From one room over at the office of Dr. Kim, D.D.S.