Nikouala (2008)

Nikouala · 2008 · 26 min

Nikouala gathers music recorded in Porto and Barcelos between 2004 and 2007, drawing on two earlier Honeysound volumes. The source relates the first to theater works by Jasmine Dubé and António Torrado, and the second to live-performance experiments based on Buster Keaton's The General. Nine selected pieces include “Gepetto's Death,” “Aggiornamento,” “Operation” and “2.0.0.7.” Other film and television uses are documented in the release notes, making this a retrospective across several contexts rather than one original movie score. Release description and source notes

Selected edition: 9-file MP3 edition from the documented source. 9 audio files, 37,020,878 bytes and 25:42 of measured audio.

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Nine pieces form this combined retrospective. The source's 2004–2007 dates refer to recordings and earlier volumes; numerical title “2.0.0.7.” remains a song name, not a substitute album date. Release description and source notes.

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