Floodplains Melbourne, Australia
Floodplains is an ambient sound project by Melbourne artists Jemi White and Pip Norman. Motivated by a conversation about the joy and therapeutic qualities of the act of making music, the two set out to explore their various instruments in an entirely new way through improvisation and space. ... more
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