Transcription of Social Dreaming Experiment with audience and singers together at the “Listen Party” launch of TIC’s début album, Landmass Vol 1. May 11th 2019 , The Loft.
This is the group “dream”.
Present in the room are about 40 people making comments (aprox. 6 singers from the album and 34 audience).
The words spoken…
Invocation
Rhythmically meditative
Quiet pulls you in
Emerging
Situational presence
Fragility
Filigree of a flower shifting gently in the silent breeze
Repetitive but not monotonous
Textures and tapestries
Sublime air
Ephemeral colour
Soothing
Visual sound
Felt ecological, constantly grew in relation to itself and its own environment.
Emerging
Hypnotic
If it’s true, why does it hurt?
Forest floor
Alive
Pulsing
Coalescing
Potent
Interweaving
Wild
Sensual merging
Unbearable
Urgency
Power
Refrain
Erotic
Pure
Hairs on end
New titles suggested for Husk and Plough and Sow: Wood (Husk) and Jungle or Soil (Plough) Reap (Sow)
Spontaneous choruses
Harmony
Felt at times devotional and at other times primal, sometimes the two together
Elemental molecules of life modulating, biomimicry, empathy bath, baseline alternation
Impossible symphony
Urgent
Excursions into undiscovered harmonies
Imagination
Excruciating
Hilarity
Essential, hitting the spot
Timeless
Individual experiences that needed the collective
Topical poem
Intimidating
Exclusive
Seasonal, global
Territorial squabbles
Levity
Destruction of forest
Nations and kingdoms
Muster
Art defining itself
Agony
The fragility and power of nature
Earth song
Makes me want to move, join in
Colourful
Delicate
Rhythm and resonance
Brave
Raw beauty
Dissonance and harmony
Held
Sublime combination
Other worldly
Spacious
Time
Creative juices gurgle when cooked
Spiritual
(at this point the dishwasher started to gurgle)
The bowels of the building “object”
Murmuring
Digesting experience
Red balloon in the distance
Resonating rhythm
Composting life
Cataclysmic symbiosis
Connection
Falling
Ready to go
Longing to stay
Cry
Ancient, visceral
Visceral nonsense
Need
Jungle monkeys
Nature crying out
Bird time
Ebb and flow
Chaos and order
The Road less travelled
Choices have consequences
Sacred order
The rules of allowing things to follow their course
Passive reassurance
Life cycles
Eclectic
Exotic
Darkness
Angelic
Interdependency, which is good
Intimate
Closure
Peace
Beginning without end
Female
Creative flux
Something wants to be birthed
Exotic birds
Mother nature
Synchronicity
Spontaneity
Dependent origination
Ecstasy