Between Stations

from Earful · host Stefan Jacobs

"Between Stations" takes you (by subway) to a Blacksmith shop of old New York.

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"Between Stations" takes you (by subway) to a Blacksmith shop of old New York. It is taken from material recorded and edited by Stefan Jacobs from his 1996 sound design "listen back" for the project: peter stuyvesant ghost. Earful is a series of sound compositions that invite you to engage your aural surroundings and immerse yourself in the sounds all around us. Each episode is recorded and edited by Stefan Jacobs, a New York City based sound collector.

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