“We can now imagine a parallel, aquatic music world, free of mp3s and release dates, in which the newest, most beautiful music arrives in the throats of the world’s largest mammals…” by Richard Allen. [Read the entire article]
“This is music, the way nature intended.” in Humpback Whales: a Musical Comeback by Lemont Furnace. [Read the entire article]
“Being taken on the audio pilgrimage where two sentient species seem to inhabit the same soundscape…an evolved environmental philosophy that might lead our civilization to affirming all kinds of life…” by Harold Linde. [Read the entire article]
“Luminaries like Loscil, William Basinski and Jacob Kirkegaard take to the raw materials with ease, and the whale sounds blend satisfyingly with their own…” by Dustin Krcatovich. [Read the entire article]
“A Beautifully Haunting Collaboration Between Humpback Whales and Humans” by Rachel Oakley. [Read the entire article]
“Humpback whales record an ambient album” by Annie Armstrong. [Read the entire article]
“Music Project Combines Whale Sounds & Human Sounds” by Lindsay Patton. [Read the entire article]
“Reconnecting with Nature: Why it Matters and How to Do It” on psychologytoday.com by Jennifer Verdolin. [Read the full article]
POD TUNE Producer Harold Linde intervied by Suzanne Toro on the BeSimply radioshow. [Listen to the full program]
“Humpback Whales Make Music That Helps Humans” published on theDodo.com by Jennifer Verdolin. [Read the full article]