Album 2005 on WM Recordings label
Electronic (Musique Concrète, Experimental, Sound Collage)
After a fifth of splogman and splogman’s sixth sense Jan Turkenburg is going back in time with “four tributes to 365 days and one bonus”. Although on both those previous releases some tracks contained samples of Otis Fodder’s 365 days project in 2003 the first four of these cut and paste pieces where never released apart from a temporary link on the project’s website. The first tribute to 365 days actually was the first composition of Jan Turkenburg after a long period of inactivity in this field. It was made after Otis Fodder encouraged people to use 365-days material to make new musical pieces. The plan was to make 7 tributes using samples from different months in the project, but after the sixth Jan was to busy working on his own slightly more modest follow up on Fodder’s project: 52 weeks For this release he finally finished the seventh tribute using samples of the last three months of 365 days. This is the “one bonus”. Tribute number 5 was released as “A fifth of splogman” (track 5 of a fifth of splogman) and tribute number 6 was released as “Cracking Eggs” (track 1 of a fifth of splogman) and was the first track on which live-instruments were added. Jan plans on going further back in time with releasing more earlier work and at the same time he’s working on “Seven scary dreams” which will consist of recent cut and paste work.
Jan Turkenburg , NL album by |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | A Tribute To 365 Days | Jan Turkenburg | 2:40 | |
2 | Second Tribute To 365 Days | Jan Turkenburg | 5:09 | |
3 | The First Ten Days Of September | Jan Turkenburg | 4:29 | |
4 | The Second Ten Days Of September | Jan Turkenburg | 5:34 | |
5 | Bonus | Jan Turkenburg | 4:18 |