David Leith :: Highlights

Lisbon Project

Collaborative sound piece for Paul Nataraj’s Good Hope Solidarity Score, shown as part of the Contested Desires project at Museus Universidade Lisboa.

Ambient Music for Goats

Beyond the Cup

Remixed field recording for Cities and Memory - remixing the world.

Coffee Cultural Landscape of Colombia reimagined.

One Sunny Day

Remixed field recording for Cities and Memory - remixing the world.

Home appliances salesman in Suzhou reimagined.

Subsidence

Remixed field recording for Cities and Memory - remixing the world.

Durei-na-mbwe song reimagined.

Territory of Horsetail

Conceptual sound project, inspired by the border-crossing nature of plants, presented on Radio Elsewheres.

Buchla Easel Modular Synth Clone

The Modular Workshop: building the Buchla Easel synthesizer clone.

Sonification for X

Image by Sonic Darts

Track featured on the Resonance FM show Gwaith Sŵn’s Sonic Darts in February 2024.

PoSSeSSiONz

Max/MSP programming for the audio component of PoSSeSSiONz, an interactive video and sound installation presented at the Thru the Trapdoor show @ On Main Gallery.

This code is open sourced here.

Tales from the Crypt

Untitled, 1983; gelatin silver print

Photographic work showcased at The Polygon Gallery in the 2024 group exhibition Tales from the Crypt.

Bombs Away

Video by Lee Hutzulak

A new Zen Escalator live album/video with special guest Lou Meninski at the Lido.

NUMTOT

Images by Howard Dai

Composition and performance for Vancouver New Music’s One-Page Score Project with Vancouver Electronic Ensemble.

The Walk to Work and Back Home Again

Video by Lee Hutzulak

A site-specific soundscape by Lee Hutzulak (Photography/Guitar + FX) & David Leith (Synthesizers/Mix).

The final work was presented in S.P.A.C.E. Banners Project.

Butterfly Swaying

Photos by Marsha Leith

A “performed live” studio version of a piece played at Active / Passive Festival Volume 2.

The Armoury Residue

Montague Harbour, 2022

Minimalist electronic music by David Leith and Toby Carroll.

The Discarded

Music & video created from a series of 20 by 24 inch photograms.