looking into people's windows - a sound collage by nate schmold

looking into people's windows - a sound collage by nate schmold

Nate Schmold

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66
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2
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Cadence
2026
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"looking into people’s windows" is an abstract audio podcast devoted to exploring minuscule moments, fragments of a story and frozen vignettes told through sound. Imagine strolling through a busy neighbourhood at night. Mysterious lives spill out from windows as muted light filters through rippling curtains. TV screens flicker and project misshapen shadows across unfamiliar walls. Celebrations and obligations keep focus sharp behind the glass as indiscernible silhouettes dance to a silent rhythm. These sound fragments attempt to capture the memories of these human moments before they are lost to the next day’s hustle.

Publisher
Nate Schmold
Category
music
Language
en
Explicit
No
First episode
22 Feb 2026
Latest episode
31 Jul 2026

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66 episodes in the feed.

  1. 31 Jul 2026

    0067: laying on his back staring up at the clouds while blood rushes in his ears

  2. 23 May 2026

    0066: the sound of dying, maybe

  3. 15 May 2026

    0065: extra dimensional juggle

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