Air Ascent, by Jerod Sommerfeldt

Air Ascent

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All sounds derive from the Make Noise System Cartesian eurorack synthesizer.

The title, 'Air Ascent,' is an anagram of Cartesian.

released July 18, 2016

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Jerod Sommerfeldt Potsdam, New York

New music.

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