I’m pleased to announce that my recording “Bombina bombina mysterious call” has been shortlisted for the Sound of the Year 2022: Best Natural Sound award.
From the everyday sounds that encapsulate the events of the past twelve months to the year’s most innovative and creative sound technology, the Sound of the Year Awards celebrates sound in all its forms and from all corners of the world. Over 800+ field recordists sent in submissions to this year’s awards!
You can now listen to the nominations on SOTYA website at soundoftheyearawards.com/2022
An awards ceremony will be held at The British Library in London on 11th May 2023. Keep your fingers crossed!
The Judges:
Alannah Chance – Audio Producer, Somerset House Trust
Ain Bailey – Sound Artist
Axel Kacoutié – Audio Artist and Poet
Christian Ching – Ecologist and Artist, Natural History Museum
Chris Watson – Field Recordist
Emeka Ogboh -Sound and Installation Artist
Kate Carr – Field Recordist and Sound Artist, Flaming Pines
Kirsty Whalley – Oscar-Winning Mixing Engineer
Dr. Linda O’Keeffe – Sound Artist, University of Edinburgh
Poppy Szkiler – CEO, Quiet Mark
Rana Eid – db Studios, Beirut
Tony Gayle – Sound Designer
Prof. Trevor Cox – Professor of Acoustic Engineering, Uni of Salford
Matthew Herbert (Chair of Judges) – The Radiophonic Institute
