Overlapse (2012)

Jerome Faria · 2012 · 48 min

Jerome Faria’s Overlapse is an experimental ambient, drone and microsound album under the Portuguese artist’s own name, which the source connects with his NNY alias. Its seven-part sequence borrows the vocabulary of a sound envelope: ‘Attack (Prelude),’ two ‘Sustain’ pieces, three ‘Decay’ pieces and ‘Release (Conclusion).’ Those published labels give the program an explicit shape without needing to infer a concept from unrelated titles. The source also points to a separately purchasable deluxe edition.

Selected edition: 7-file MP3 edition from the documented source. 7 audio files, 85,315,367 bytes and 48:00 of measured audio.

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Selected the source’s complete 7-recording MP3 edition in its documented file order.

Seven indexed pieces form this version. The mentioned Bandcamp deluxe edition is distinct; its extra contents are not established here. Roman-numeral Sustain and Decay parts remain literal titles. Source and edition notes.

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Source declaration: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. Source evidence.

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