Last year, Animal Collective recorded their recent ‘Meeting of the Waters’ EP in the Brazilian rainforest. Now, you can watch them do it.
A new Viceland documentary series Earthworks’ captures Geologist, Avey Tare, and sound engineer Sonny Diperri in the process of creating the project.
In it, Geologist explains the choice of location was informed by the group’s affinity for sampling. “Both [Avey Tare] and I, we’ve used field recordings in our music maybe even before we were called Animal Collective,” he reveals. “And so I kind of wanted to come down to a place where the idea of recording natural sounds would be something I could highlight.”
Check it out below.
A new Viceland documentary series Earthworks’ captures Geologist, Avey Tare, and sound engineer Sonny Diperri in the process of creating the project.
In it, Geologist explains the choice of location was informed by the group’s affinity for sampling. “Both [Avey Tare] and I, we’ve used field recordings in our music maybe even before we were called Animal Collective,” he reveals. “And so I kind of wanted to come down to a place where the idea of recording natural sounds would be something I could highlight.”
Check it out below.
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Future episodes of ‘Earthworks’ will feature Miguel visiting avocado and butterfly farms in Mexico, and Local Natives trekking the Colorado River.
