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Cats in the Cradle
Here is to all the fathers out there. Both to the biological fathers, as well as anyone who has mentored anyone else to
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Billboard Gossip… Yes, Really
This week it was billboards talking to each other. Not metaphorically. Literally.
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12 OOH Opportunities —OOH Classifieds Today
12 OOH Employment Opportunities …NYC, Dallas, Los Angeles, Denver; —Local Media Sales Exec; Miami —Ad Sales AE; Southern Illinois —Sales Manager
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Lamar’s 5 creatives celebrating America
Lamar is commemorating this once-in-a-generation celebration with a nationwide Out of Home campaign that honors the
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Lewis Capaldi Says New Album Is in the Works During TRNSMT Set
Capaldi also spoke candidly about the difficult period that followed his last TRNSMT appearance in 2022.
Noodle Therapy / Field Notes
Noodle Therapy is the ambient-focused alias of Brighton-based producer Dan Porter, a musician active since the late 1990s whose previous work has appeared on labels including 4bit and Thirteen[rec]. While his history and aliases (Gods of Ruin, Cosmic Acid) span a variety of electronic styles, Field Notes marks a deliberate shift toward slower, more reflective forms, drawing inspiration from the coastal, rural, and woodland environments surrounding England’s south coast.
Built from a combination of field recordings, modular synthesis, and hardware-based experimentation, Field Notes explores the relationship between memory and place. Fragments of found sound drift through evolving compositions, where analog circuitry, digital instruments, and Eurorack systems are used less as tools of precision and more as instruments of discovery.
The album was mixed collaboratively by Dan and Dennis White (Thermal Audio) during the depths of winter, with Dennis adding a subtle layer of additional production throughout and co-writing The Dip. For listeners familiar with Quiet Places on ASIP, Dennis’s presence will already be well known; his touch here provides another thread connecting Field Notes to the wider ASIP family.
Voices appear briefly and disappear again, landscapes emerge from abstraction, and melodies surface just long enough to leave an impression before dissolving back into texture. Particular thanks go to poet Grayson Wayne, whose words feature within Sea Glass.
Perhaps what makes Field Notes feel especially meaningful is the path it took to arrive here. For a brief period, Dan lived directly beneath label founder Ryan (ASIP) back in England, and while neither could have known where their respective musical journeys would lead, it’s hard not to appreciate the small chain of coincidences that eventually brought this release into the world.
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Francois X unveils new EP on XX LAB, ‘Bound States’
Paris-based DJ and producer Francois X has released a new EP, Bound States, through his XX LAB imprint. The four-track EP, which was released on 19 June, follows on from a series of recent releases on XX LAB, including Digital Fever, CEO, Straight Edge Society and The Skin Between Us. Francois X describes Bound States…
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Jane Austin: how will we survive all the Cannes Lions survival guides?
In advance of Cannes this year, I’ve noticed a worrying trend sweeping LinkedIn. Everyone and their pet rabbit is posting their survival tips for Cannes. Obviously, surviving Cannes Lions is subject that gets a lot of clicks. And I’m aware I’m in no position to cast aspersions. I’ve written those kinds of pieces myself over …
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