A walk through time and place with a basket of meaning. Gratitude to Christine Seymour for the story and to Christopher and Wilfred Thomas of the Kwantlen Nation for the song.

The sounds we hear throughout our day may affect more than we know. Certain sounds, or collections of sounds come and go throughout our day unnoticed.

A compilation of sounds accumulated on bicycles, by bicycles and for bicycles.

My soundscape is inspired by the homestead exhibit, as well as by my own family's history. I have attempted to recreate the sounds and emotions of what my ancestors experienced in the late 18th century, after losing their home, as well as many loved ones, in the Scottish Isles, and starting a new life in Bruce County, Ontario.

This soundscape aims to provide an audible representation of an average evening in the life of a man. A man who enjoyed collecting exotic items --centered around a Mosque lamp that would be on display on a desk, or on display in a museum.

This composition serves as the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) original soundtrack of my youth. It is a compilation of my favorite, most played (though not necessarily completed), NES video games scores and sounds. Listen to some of my most fond gaming memories, frantic button presses, and failures!

While videogames are an even more prevalent aspect of everyday life today than they were when the Nintendo Entertainment System made its north American debut in 1985, there are particular sounds, social dynamics and rituals that used to take place around video games that are slowly dying out as technology becomes more advanced.

For this Chinatown track we decided to portray a modern soundscape of our experience walking around Victoria's Chinatown. As the scenery has changed dramatically over the years, the sonic experience is constantly being reshaped and made anew.