Marla Hlady is an artist working with drawing, objects, kinetics and sites most often thinking through sound. She is based in Tkaronto, Canada and is represented by Christie Contemporary.

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For the vinyl record fluff, Chenaux and Hlady combined field recording with musical improvisation using their own instruments (Chenaux with his guitar and Hlady with her invented instruments Case for Sound, Mixer) in sites with a “field-performance recording” approach. Once back in Avatar’s sound studio, the tracks were played through studio monitors and re-recorded with spinning microphones (Mic Spin) or played through spinning amps (Amp Spin) and re-recorded with stationary microphones. Slow and varied undulations were produced through and within the stereo-field. This recording practice experiments with the exchange between the chance of the field and the controlled environment of the studio.

fluff was made as part of The Instrument Project.

See also: The Instrument Project, Amp Spin, Mic Spin

fluff, 2019
vinyl LP with digital download
42 minutes, 37 seconds

In collaboration with Eric Chenaux
Produced by Marla Hlady, Eric Chenaux and Avatar
Graphic Design by Paquebot Design
Edited and Mixed by Cyril Harrison, Music Unit
Mastered by Harris Newman, Grey Market Mastering

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“Field-preformance recording” sites
Photo credits: Marla Hlady