After releasing a collaboration with new age pioneer Ariel Kalma, Jeremiah Chiu and Marta Sofia Honer recorded the material that ended up forming the bulk of Different Rooms. The duo’s music is a mixture of live improvisation, studio experimentation, and field recordings, often created during the editing process. Different Rooms includes sounds captured from within cities as well as home environments, and it’s meant to have a more direct, present feel, rather than the otherworldliness of their first album together, Recordings from the Åland Islands.
The pieces generally blend Chiu’s warm, alert synth pulsations and ambient textures with Honer’s multi-tracked viola playing, which sometimes glides smoothly, as on the shimmering…

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