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Tag: boat engines

listen to the engines

Posted on March 9, 2017 by deej

here is the beginning of some work on a new paper, about the sound of boat engines. wondering what y’all think…. listen to the engines the sound of boat engines Continue Reading →

Posted in accidental cosmopolitans | Tagged boat engines, far ocean fishing, featured, popular culture, popular music, sound studies, sowal no 'amis, voice | Leave a reply

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