scott smallwood, sawako, seth cluett, ben owen and civyiu kkliu: phonography meeting 070823
Out now on Winds Measure recordings, this recording documents a New York Phonographers Meeting live performance in New York from August, 2007.

Evidence: Final Goodship Tuesday
This 12" vinyl release from Scott Smallwood and Stephan Moore's Evidence. 33-odd minutes at 33RPM of stellar electronic collage recorded at Troy's famous late-night Goodship Tuesday at Positively Fourth Street. On 140+ gram vinyl. Cover art by Marc Arsenault. 2010 Wowcool Recordings.

Scott Smallwood: Three Soundscapes
These pieces represent a series of works that involve meditating on slowly evolving textures in places of stillness and resonance. Works featuring Now Ensemble, Mark Dresser, and Frances-Marie Uitti. 2008 Sijis Recordings.

Evidence: Receiver
This release by the electonic duo Evidence is based upon a performance/installation created at a residency at the free103point9 Wave Farm in upstate New York. 2008 free103point9 Dispatch Series.

Evidence: Iris
This dual CD/DVD release by the electonic duo Evidence, features video works by 11 video artists who we have worked with over the years. 2006 Deep Listening Recordings.

Scott Smallwood: Many Voices
A series of field recordings/microphone performances made in central Florda as part of a residency at the Atlantic Center of the Arts. 2005 Autumn Records.

Scott Smallwood: Electrotherapy
A series of electroacoustic works based on recordings of early 20th-century electrical devices, including induction coils, a Wimshurst machine, a diathermy machine, and an ultra violet ray oscillator. 2004 Deep LIstening Recordings.

Evidence: Out of Town
The first CD release by the electonic duo Evidence, featuring Scott Smallwood and Stephan Moore. These works are based on field recordings gathered on a cross-country road trip. 2003 Deep Listening Recordings.

Scott Smallwood: Desert Winds
A series of works based on field recordings made in the Great Salt Lake Desert of Utah, created as part of a residency with the Center for Land Use Interpretation (CLUI). 2002 Deep Listening Recordings.