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White Noise / White Water

by Jamie Scott

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The Moor 01:13
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The Linn 02:45
3.
The Station 04:31
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The Bridges 04:32
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The Motorway 02:05
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The Castle 01:51
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The Rapids 01:59
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White Noise / White Water is a series of musical pieces informed by the White Cart Water. Starting as a small burn on Eaglesham Moor, the river snakes it’s way through the south of Glasgow, meeting the Black Cart Water in Paisley, where they combine to form the short River Cart.

The album comprises of a series of musical responses to the river, and it’s various surroundings. The album follows a linear path along the river, with interventions at various points along the way.

“Where Cart rins rowin' to the sea,
By mony a flower and spreading tree”
Robert Burns, the Gallant Weaver

“Dirty old river, must you keep rolling?”
Ray Davies, Waterloo Sunset

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released January 1, 2021

All songs written, recorded and mixed by Jamie Scott.

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Jamie Scott Glasgow, UK

Don't kid on you don't know me.

I live in Glasgow and sometimes I make music.

I've also been called MC Almond Milk and the Japanese War Effort. I used to be in CARBS and Conquering Animal Sound.
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