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Flowcast is the podcast companion to Flow, an art & science project where 50 international musicians compose original pieces inspired by the ecology, history, and restoration of the river Lech. Each episode, we chat with one of the artists about their creative process — then we listen.
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Anna Vienna Ho - 生生不息 (Circle of Life)
In today’s episode we’ll listen to Anna Vienna Ho’s composition. For Flow, she worked on Segment 21 of the River Lech — the Stadtwald Augsburg, a vast urban forest south of the city, where calm canal waters wind through parkland and familie
When Data Learns to Sing: Inside Karhide's Sonification Tools
Have you ever wondered what a wildfire pattern sounds like? Or have you ever wished for an ambient drone to accompany a text you wrote? Good news, now you have some intuitive, interactive online tools to do exactly that. Tim Waterfield is t
Giuseppe Cordaro - Braided Memory (Lech)
Giuseppe Cordaro is a sound sculptor and field recordist based in Reggio Emilia, Italy. His practice sits between attentive documentary listening and abstraction — drawn to places where sound behaves like matter, where a landscape can be he
Heather Spence - Left and Right of Passage / Out of the Woods
Heather Spence is a marine biologist, musician, and composer based in Washington, DC, who spends much of her research life recording and interpreting underwater soundscapes, work with dolphins and coral reefs among it. Her music draws direc
TYΦA - Litzau Loops
TYΦA are Laura Jean Cameron and Matt Rogalsky, a duo based in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Laura Jean is a sonic geographer and professor at Queen’s University; Matt is a composer and sound artist who leads the Sonic Arts Studio at the same i
Canis Arboris - Tukan
Paweł is a musician and sound artist based in Southampton, UK, who records and performs under the name Canis Arboris. His practice moves between electro-acoustic composition, field recording, and a quiet attentiveness to the way places, obj
Daina Dieva - Rupuma - D
In this episode we’re talking with Daina Dieva, an artist and anthropologist working between sound, video, performance, and ethnographic fieldwork. Her PhD research, conducted at the University of Tartu, took her to the Roya Valley, on the
Michael Northam - AUFPASSEN!
Michael Northam is an American sound artist based in Chino Valley, Arizona, who has been exploring sound-as-art across more than 30 countries for the past 30 years. He describes his practice as “composting sounds” — re-framing surroundings
Rocio Colonizt - Confluencia lejana
Rocío Colonizt is a sound designer and field recordist based in General Roca, in the province of Río Negro, Argentina. She holds a degree in Sound Engineering and a Bachelor’s in Audiovisual Arts, and works primarily in sound design for fil
Jorge Martínez Valderrama - Cuando el Cauce Recuerda
Jorge Martínez Valderrama is a Mexican composer and sound artist based in Mexico City. His background is in classical composition, string quartets, chamber ensembles, the discipline of writing for live instruments, but he has moved steadily
Nick Kuepfer - gravel from a field to water through a town
Nick Kuepfer is a musician, field recordist, and sound designer based in Montreal, Canada. His practice moves between nylon string and electric guitar, live-sampled tape loops, field recordings, and analog processing — a methodical, vigilan
Lisa Rae Bartolomei - Crossing Over
Lisa Rae Bartolomei is a composer and sound artist based in Melbourne, Australia. Her work explores the boundaries between acoustic and electronic sound, often using transformation as both method and metaphor — taking a source material and
Karhide & Deep Dive Sound - Low-Fi River Flow
Karhide and Deep Dive Sound collaborated on Segment 20 of the River Lech, near Königsbrunn — a channelised stretch dammed for hydropower, heavily modified, and without restoration plans. The same paradox that struck Elissa Goodrich (https:/
Tim Wojcik - Until the fall
Tim Wojcik is a media and sound artist based in Weimar, Germany. His practice moves between electroacoustic composition, field recording, and a form of deep listening that he describes as meditative — a way of being present with a landscape
Steffi Baron-Neuhuber - lechlechtz
Steffi Baron-Neuhuber is a musician and sound artist based in Pöchlarn, Austria. Her practice moves between improvisation, electronic music, and a deep attentiveness to the sonic qualities of place — listening not just to what a landscape s
Cara Kelly - Segment No.9
Cara Kelly is a composer and sound artist from Galway, Ireland. Her practice lives at what she calls the threshold — of sound, language, technology, folklore, myth, and poetry — and her approach to composition is rooted in research, respect
Paco Maddalena - Echo Under Concrete. (Moto Vincolato).
There is a particular kind of silence that concrete makes around water. Not absence of sound, but a different quality of presence — the echo of walls, the hum of engineered constraint. When Paco Maddalena, an Italian ambient and experimenta
Amanda Stuart - Spirits of the wild river
Amanda Stuart is a composer and sound artist based in Cambridge, UK. Her work moves between contemporary composition, vocal performance, and sonic exploration of landscape — often at the point where the human and the non-human meet. For Flo
Max Greening - Flow: Group chat fragments
Max Greening is an artist and sound designer based in Vancouver, Canada. His practice moves between sound, installation, and conceptual art — often exploring how meaning is constructed, deconstructed, and shaped by context. For Flow, he wor
Suzi Lamb and Nicky Rushton - The Stony One
Suzi Lamb and Nicky Rushton are musicians and long-standing collaborators based in Berlin and Newcastle. Their work together has always been rooted in a sensitivity to place, to the layered histories that accumulate in landscapes and the so
Gretchen Jude - Sink, Surface
Gretchen Jude is a composer and sound artist from Salt Lake City, Utah. We spoke with her while she was in Tokyo, where she was on a fellowship, she has lived and worked in Japan many times over the years. For Flow, she worked on Segment 17
Louis Möckel - Entrophony
Louis Möckel is a musician and researcher based in Halle, Germany. His practice sits at the intersection of experimental music, sound art, and acoustic ecology — a discipline that studies ecosystems not through what can be seen, but through
Elissa Goodrich - The River Remembers
Elissa Goodrich is a composer, vibraphonist, and sound artist based in Melbourne, Australia. Trained as a classical percussionist, she has spent years working at the intersection of contemporary music and cross-disciplinary collaboration, i
Eulipion Corps - Idylle am Stausee
Julian Goldberger is a musician and artist based in Los Angeles, recording and performing under the name Eulipion Corps. We reached out to him asking a few questions about the work he did for our Art & Science project, Flow Get full access
Anja Kreysing - Segment 19 - FLUME
Anja Kreysing is a musician and researcher based in Münster, Germany. Her work moves between experimental music, sound art, and acoustic ecology, with a particular interest in how constructed and natural environments shape each other throug
Salma Ahmad Caller - Have You Ever Seen A Swan
In today’s episode we’re speaking with Salma Ahmad Caller, a UK-based multidisciplinary artist with a strong connection to rivers — the Thames and the Nile. Salma worked on Segment 15 of the river Lech — a stretch that, on the surface, has
Sergio Marchesini - Washing Away Our Ragged Lives
Sergio's approach is rooted in his double life as developer and composer. He wrote computer vision code to extract the exact shape of the river from a satellite image, then simulated 300 stone trajectories along the current turning their co
Francesco Ganassin - Figures
In today’s episode we’re going to Rovigo, in the Veneto region of northern Italy, to meet Francesco Ganassin — teacher, musician, and builder of instruments that think for themselves. Francesco works on Segment 8 of the river Lech, a thresh
Michelle Breslin - Hope Carries Us
In today’s episode we’re speaking with Michelle Breslin, a composer, musician, and field recordist based in Toronto, Canada, who goes by the artist name Lostworldsounds. Michelle worked on Segment 3 of the river Lech, near the village of St
Simon Holmes and the Portobello Drone Choir - The Quiet Goodbye
In today’s episode we’re speaking with Simon Holmes, a musician from Edinburgh, Scotland, who — for this occasion — teamed up with the Portobello Drone Choir. Simon worked on Segment 24, the penultimate stretch of the river Lech before it q
