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Direct One
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Frame Jack
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Sopper
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Patros
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Ocilon
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Sumic
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Omered
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Fotage
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Sharks on the Potomac Virginia
Jim, the artist behind SotP, began creating music four decades ago, primarily incidental soundtracks for live theater.
Releases as SotP depart from that genre and enter experimental and electronic music.
Shark background photo by Greg Jeanneau on Unsplash.
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Sharks on the Potomac recommends:
See Creatures Too
by Lisa Cameron & Sandy Ewen
Really creative use of textures. Scratches and drones; I love the creativity.
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Astronomy For Beginners
by Mick Chillage
Love the full, spacey soundscapes.
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Reaching into their immense discography. Really appreciate how their music builds. (Incidentally, their cover art is outstanding as well.)
go to albumIf you like Sharks on the Potomac, you may also like:
Purportedly the recordings of a disgraced experimental psychologist (you decide), “Jumand” sets spoken word to eerie synths.
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Atmospheric baroque instrumental pop from composer Luke Cissell—complex and carefully constructed but not without a sense of humor or light.
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TT030: Yves Malone / Grapefruit
by Tandem Tapes
A perfectly matched cassette split between Yves Malone's beat-driven atmospheric synths and Grapefruit's burbling hearts of space.
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