{"title": "Numa Gama's Perceptual Drift (Psychoacoustics-based electronica) ", "website": "https://soundcloud.com/ngama", "createdAt": 1723642761293, "credentials": {}, "description": "Project Description:\nThis project delves into the intricate world of psychoacoustics, the study of how humans perceive sound. I aim to produce four electronic tracks that unravel the science behind auditory illusions. Each composition will serve as a sonic experiment, exploring the mechanisms that trick the ear and mind, challenging the listener's perception of reality. These tracks will not only be auditory experiences but will also function as gateways to understanding the deeper cognitive processes that shape how we experience sound.\n\nIn this series, I will be manipulating spatial audio, phase shifts, binaural beats, and other psychoacoustic phenomena to create immersive soundscapes that play with the listener’s sense of space, time, and presence. The project seeks to bridge the gap between art and science, making the intangible and often unnoticed aspects of sound perception both palpable and intriguing.\n\nArtist Bio:\nNuma Gama is a multimedia artist and audio polymath hailing from Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Over the past nine years, she has carved out a unique space in the global music scene, performing DJ and live sets across 36 cities worldwide. Her sonic repertoire is a mutant blend of vinyl records, mixtapes, EPs, and cassettes, released on avant-garde labels such as VOODOOHOP, bié Records, and Chill Mountain Rec.\n\nNuma’s work is distinguished by meticulous sound design, electronic deconstructions, and the subtle integration of her own voice, creating a distinctive sonic signature. Her music, described by Bandcamp Daily as 'lithe club tracks that drip with an alluring mischievousness,' defies easy categorization, evolving with every performance and release. By drawing from a diverse array of genres and influences, Numa Gama continually reshapes and redefines the boundaries of electronic music.", "projectTwitter": "numagama"}