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Enter Ophelia, distracted, her hair down, singing

by Joseph Clayton Mills with Carrie Olivia Adams

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    This limited-edition release, housed in a metal box, comprises an individually duplicated audio cassette carrying two pieces by Joseph Clayton Mills, Nightingale and Soliloquy; the poem [ode to the sleeper] by Carrie Olivia Adams; a small portrait of the poet John Keats on his deathbed; and a magnet, an eraser, and brief instructions for their use.

    Assembled during 2020-2022 at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, Phoenix, Arizona, these pieces explore the aesthetic and therapeutic potential of repetition and semantic satiation as a means of processing chronic stress, anxiety, psychological trauma, and experiences that are otherwise difficult to grasp intellectually and emotionally.

    In Nightingale, a recording of F. Scott Fitzgerald reading the first line of the poem Ode to a Nightingale by John Keats is looped and layered. The words “my heart aches” are repeated, mimicking the incessant rhythm of a heartbeat, until an auditory hallucination eventually transforms the phrase into the request to “take my heart.”

    In Soliloquy, two statements and a question gradually emerge from and disappear into white noise, a humming voice, and breath.

    Special thanks to Giuseppe Ielasi for mastering assistance on an earlier iteration of Nightingale.

    This is Suppedaneum no. 25.

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Nightingale 14:09
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Soliloquy 13:15

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This digital release serves as an accompaniment and supplement to Enter Ophelia, distracted, her hair down, singing (Suppedaneum 25).

Assembled during 2020-2022 at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, Phoenix, Arizona, these pieces explore the aesthetic and therapeutic potential of repetition and semantic satiation as a means of processing chronic stress, anxiety, psychological trauma, and experiences that are otherwise difficult to grasp intellectually and emotionally.

In Nightingale, a recording of F. Scott Fitzgerald reading the first line of the poem Ode to a Nightingale by John Keats is looped and layered. The words “my heart aches” are repeated, mimicking the incessant rhythm of a heartbeat, until an auditory hallucination eventually transforms the phrase into the request to “take my heart.”

In Soliloquy, two statements and a question gradually emerge from and disappear into white noise, a humming voice, and breath.

Special thanks to Giuseppe Ielasi for mastering assistance on an earlier iteration of Nightingale.

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released July 10, 2022

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