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Duration 5:01
Musicmusic work2026
Atlas of Return
For piano refrain, breath-led vocal, and restrained electronics
Mateo Ibarra, Alina Park, Signal Choir
A collaborative recording for piano, breath-led vocal, and restrained electronics that keeps its arrangement close to the surface.
- 2026
- Collaborative recording
- Music
- collaboration, piano, voice, migration
- 5:01
- classical, ambient
- Piano Keyboards, voice, Electronic Production
- recorded
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Creative statement
A collaborative recording for piano, breath-led vocal, and restrained electronics that moves by proximity rather than climax.
Atlas of Return was arranged around the question of how a piano refrain and a breath-led vocal line could occupy the same field without one illustrating the other. The piece moves by proximity instead of climax.
The collaboration keeps each contribution distinct. Voice, piano, and restrained electronics remain legible as separate pressures inside one shared listening surface.
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Shared arrangement
Initial arranging focused on the breath line entering without becoming a lead melody.
Score extractMixing for separation
The final recording was mixed to preserve distance between voice, piano, and electronics rather than collapsing them into one texture.
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Signal Studies Editorial
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Choral Memory Experiments
Fictional fixtures that connect piano-led memory work with restrained electronics and ensemble authorship.
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Mateo Ibarra
Builds patient recordings where electronics, room tone, and close-mic texture remain exposed.
Mateo Ibarra is a Mexico City-based musician and producer working with exposed room tone, electronics, and patient arrangement.
View creator profileAlina Park
Writes intimate piano works shaped by migration, incomplete memory, and recurring melodic fragments.
Alina Park is a composer and pianist writing chamber-scaled piano work that stays intimate without collapsing into private gesture.
View creator profileSignal Choir
A small collaborative ensemble working between piano, voice, and restrained electronics.
Signal Choir is a fictional two-person ensemble built for shared music fixtures in the repository.
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