奇妙 2021年3月15日| 158兆字节
Fulu Miziki是刚果民主共和国的一个集体，使用发现的物体和可回收的材料制造乐器。从日常碎屑中制作出声音宝石，它们是最明智的声音设计者，并且以机智和独创性为指导。他们定制的乐器为密集的节奏创作带来了独特的声音，体现了事半功倍的美德。
该组的声音调色板可用于通过此样本收集重新解释，范围从敲击鼓到弹奏弦。手工制作的色调涵盖金属，木质，塑料和橡胶质感，反映了世界各地不断扩大的垃圾填埋场中发现的多种材料。小组成员Piscko Crane表示：“我想引起人们对[金沙萨（Kinshasa））废物管理问题的关注。” Fulu Miziki结合了声音设计和环境意识形态的罕见组合，为我们提供了一个除普通样品之外的其他样品。
FANTASTiC | 15 March 2021 | 158 MB
Fulu Miziki is a collective from the Democratic Republic of Congo, creating instruments from found objects and recycled materials. Crafting sonic gems from everyday detritus, they are sound designers in the truest sense, guided by resourcefulness and ingenuity. Their custom instrumentation brings a distinct voice to their dense polyrhythmic improvisations and embodies the virtue of doing more with less.
The group’s sound palette available for reinterpretation through this sample collection ranges from struck drums to plucked strings. Handcrafted tones range span metallic, wooden, plastic, and rubbery textures, reflecting the myriad materials found in expanding landfills around the world. “I want to bring attention to the problem of waste management in [Kinshasa],” says group member Piscko Crane. Embracing a rare combination of sound design and environmental ideology, Fulu Miziki offer us a sample collection that’s anything but ordinary.