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Musicity x Sculpture in the City has commissioned 11 tracks from a diverse selection of artists which highlight the sonic landscape across the City of London, from Aldgate to Shoreditch and from Leadenhall Market to St. Botolph’s-without-Bishopsgate.
Musicity works collaboratively across the disciplines of architecture, music, acoustic engineering and virtual reality (VR) to lay out alternative routes of experiencing contemporary cities. The interface it creates between architecture and music aims to reveal the intimate depth nestled in the acoustic qualities of our urban landscapes.
Artists and associated locations:
70 St Mary Axe – Mixmaster Morris
Aldgate Tower – Bambooman
99 Bishopgate – Angèle David-Guillou
Bury Court – Sarathy Korwar
Principal Place – Ski Oakenfull and Bluey
1 Undershaft – Midori Komachi
St Helen’s Square – Datassette
Lime Street – SuperCool-Guy feat. Fay Cannings
St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate Churchyard – Tawiah
Leadenhall Market – Masato Kakinoki | abirdwhale
Mitre Square – Simon Vincent
Musicity team: Nick Luscombe, Solen Fluzin, Paul Bavister.
Musicity x Culture Mile is commissioned by Sculpture in the City in association with Brookfield Properties.
Credits
Hosted by: Musicity Global
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