Wherever you go, at least in terms of big cities, one of the most similar-yet-subtly-different sounds is that of the public transport system, simultaneously familiar as daily life to inhabitants and somehow verging on the exotic for visitors. The first time you step onto a
Just a few yards from the Silbersack playground is my first transport stop of the day – my local S-bahn station at Reeperbahn. Remarkably (at least for me, given what I’m used to), the entire public transport system in Hamburg seems to run on a
Here we go then – 24 hours in the life of Hamburg, told through its sounds, and reinterpreted by 32 sound artists from all over the world. So where do we start? Perhaps with the first recording I took after leaving my new temporary home
The time has come, and at 12 noon GMT today, we’ll start to release the collection of #Hamburgsounds – at least one per hour, representing a different hour in the life of the city. The sounds loosely follow my own journey around the city, from
The sounds from our #Hamburgsounds project, featuring 32 sound artists remixing one day in the life of Hamburg through sound.
