EX.641 Source Material: Plants and Electronic Music
b"Since at least the 1970s, artists have composed music for plants. From Mort Garson\\u2019s Plantasia to dublab's Plant Music compilation, albums recorded with nature in mind often intend to stimulate growth or simply entertain leafy creatures. This episode of Source Material, a documentary-style series, explores the symbiotic links between electronic music and house plants.\\n\\nDiving into the world of frequencies and root systems, @martharadio speaks to various experts to learn how nature responds to ambient tunes and synthesisers. Among them are biotherapeutic musician Imka, Joe Patitucci of PlantWave, an app that translates plants' biorhythms into music, sound artist Karine Bonneval and composer Erland Cooper.\\n\\nTo discover how bass frequencies mimic bees and why festivals are adopting sonic soil pollution, listen to the episode."