Chairlift, Ftan, Switzerland on 14th August 2025 – by Dennis Gaens
“I recorded it with a set of binaural earphones. On the chairlift is this plastic hood that you can drop down if it rains. It was up t...
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Field Recordings
A podcast where audio-makers stand silently in fields (or things that could be broadly interpreted as fields).
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Birdsong, an hour after sunrise, Ditchling, UK on 26th April 2026 – by Eleanor McDowall
“Standing in a frosted field watching a couple of rabbits bounce across the grass – geese occasionally fly overhead, you can hea...
Wind in the trees on a hike in Montreat, North Carolina, USA on 16th April 2026 – by Will Coley
A podcast where audio-makers stand silently in fields (or things that could be broadly interpreted as fields).
Silia Wood, Powys, Wales on 2nd April 2026 – by Siddharth Khajuria
“Recent lambs, their parents, and a helicopter that drones overhead and goes away again.”
Starling nest in the shed, Eskdalemuir, Scotland on 10th April 2026 – by Geoff McQueen
“I think I scared the parents off yesterday by standing holding my phone atop the stepladder so I had to stick a proper recorder there...
The Memory Den, Portland, Oregon, USA in November 2024 – by Paul Stephens-Wood
“The Memory Den is a large warehouse converted to a vintage shopping Mall in the industrial area of Portland, Oregon, USA. Trains haul...
Model steam organ, Coleford Carnival of Transport, The Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, UK on 6th April 2026 – by Paul Stephens-Wood
“A recording of a model steam organ playing next to a row of stationary steam engines at the Coleford Carnival of Transport, an annual...
Auditory chaos, šxʷƛ̓ənəq Xwtl’e7énḵ Square, Vancouver, Canada on 31st March 2026 – by Helen Zaltzman
“Busker playing something slowish on guitar, while two old men rocked out to their own huge speaker that they’d wheeled in…̶...
Organ practice in the church next door, Observantenkirche, Münster, Germany in March 2026 – by Tristan Konrad
“I recorded this snippet from the window of my room as I was lying in bed and listening to the Organ being played in the church next d...
Abbot’s Cliff sound mirror, Kent, UK on 24th March 2026 – by Jack Allen
“A concrete structure built 100 years ago to detect the sound of aircraft flying over the channel. Did it work? No! But it still stand...
Sheltered by trees, Kent Downs, UK on 24th March 2026 – by Jack Allen
“Five minutes out of the wind while walking along the Kent coastline.”
Sounds from the bridge above St Johns Station, London, UK on 27th March 2026 – by Cesar Gimeno Lavin
“Captured from the bridge above the station. You can hear trains passing by, coming into the station and going out, as well as people...
‘Hold On’ at the Resistance Sing In in New York, a collaboration between Resistance Revival Chorus, Songs in the Key of Resistance and Singing Resistance NYC, Riverside Church, NY, USA on 19th March 2026 – by Will Coley
‘Hold On’ was written by Heidi Wilson, in the wake of a tragedy in Walden, Vermont six years ago. In 2026, people have begun to...
New York City Resistance Sing In, Riverside Church, NY, USA on 19th March 2026 – by Will Coley
“At the New York City Resistance Sing In on March 19, activists from several groups shared and taught protest songs to a packed Rivers...
Scrap metal man, Bream, Forest of Dean, UK in the summer 2025 – by Paul Stephens-Wood
“ere’s a field recording of a scrap metal man who comes round my village; Bream, The Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, UK. I had...
Garden fence in the wind, West Maling, UK on 15th March 2026 – by Cesar Gimeno Lavin
“It was a sunny but windy day, with the wind constantly picking up and stopping. The fence kept moving with the wind and banging, alon...
Hedge full of birds, Regent’s Canal towpath, London, UK on 20th March 2026 – by Eleanor McDowall
“The intermittent field recordings series of hedges filled to the brim with birds continues… This is the sound of a mobile phone...
Blackbird singing in the dead of night, London, UK on 9th March 2026 at 3.50am – by Eleanor McDowall
“For the past month I keep being woken up around 4am by (what I think is) an exuberant blackbird. Finding myself awake in the early ho...
Frozen pool, London, UK on the morning of 4th January 2026 – by Rose de Larrabeiti and Eleanor McDowall
“At the beginning of the year the ponds in the park near where we live froze over. One morning we took a hydrophone to a shallow, froz...
Bois Blanc Island, Lake Huron, Michigan at 7am in August 2025 – by The New Runes
“This field recording was made at 7:00am on a peaceful August morning on Bois Blanc Island, Michigan, in Lake Huron. Taken from a cozy...
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