Music: [oddmusic] Michael Esposito & J. Soliday on The Delirious Insomniac Freeform Radio Show Halloween Night! Esposito On Halloween Night at Midnight Central Time, The Delirious Insomniac Freeform Radio Show will host a collaboration between paranormal researcher Michael Esposito and experimental artist J. Soliday. Michael Andrew Esposito was born in Gary, Indiana in 1964. He is a descendant of Alfred Vail who invented the Morse Code and several early telegraph devices with his partner Samuel Morse. Another ancestor, Jonathan Harned Vail was office manager and assistant to Thomas Edison who in his later years when Edison attempted to develop a device for communicating with the dead. Michael studied communication theory at Purdue University, University of Notre Dame, American University in Cairo, Egypt and Governor's State University. During the Gulf War Michael was a Psy-ops officer in Iraq. Over the years, under the Phantom Airwaves institution, Michael has participated in hundreds of paranormal investigations all over the world. He has conducted extensive research at many active locations and has developed a great deal of unique theory and devised many unique experiments within the field of EVP. Focusing primarily on EVP research, he has collected tens of thousands EVPs and video. He has had numerous television, radio and newspaper appearances. Working extensively with EVP's relationship to experimental music, Michael combines EVP with field recording and related frequency tones of research sites. Michael is currently published by Touch Music[MCPS] UK. Soliday J. Soliday: "a free-flowing dance of sound, with the clompity-clomp of horse hooves sliding easily into electronic bleats, sewage-tunnel drones, air-vent clatter, chirping-bird dialogue, short-wave distortion—hell, be ready for anything and everything is about all I can say—a seemingly effortless collage of a somehow very organic brand of circuit-bent electronics, rendered by a true master." Wm Berger, WFMU Facebook Event page

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Michael Esposito & J. Soliday on The Delirious Insomniac Freeform Radio Show Halloween Night!

Esposito

On
Halloween Night at Midnight Central Time, The Delirious Insomniac
Freeform Radio Show will host a collaboration between paranormal
researcher Michael Esposito and experimental artist J. Soliday.

Michael
Andrew Esposito was born in Gary, Indiana in 1964. He is a descendant
of Alfred Vail who invented the Morse Code and several early telegraph
devices with his partner Samuel Morse. Another ancestor, Jonathan Harned
Vail was office manager and assistant to Thomas Edison who in his later
years when Edison attempted to develop a device for communicating with
the dead. Michael studied communication theory at Purdue University,
University of Notre Dame, American University in Cairo, Egypt and
Governor's State University. During the Gulf War Michael was a Psy-ops
officer in Iraq.
Over the years, under the Phantom Airwaves
institution, Michael has participated in hundreds of paranormal
investigations all over the world. He has conducted extensive research
at many active locations and has developed a great deal of unique theory
and devised many unique experiments within the field of EVP. Focusing
primarily on EVP research, he has collected tens of thousands EVPs and
video. He has had numerous television, radio and newspaper appearances.
Working
extensively with EVP's relationship to experimental music, Michael
combines EVP with field recording and related frequency tones of
research sites. Michael is currently published by Touch Music[MCPS] UK.

Soliday

J. Soliday:
"a
free-flowing dance of sound, with the clompity-clomp of horse hooves
sliding easily into electronic bleats, sewage-tunnel drones, air-vent
clatter, chirping-bird dialogue, short-wave distortion—hell, be ready
for anything and everything is about all I can say—a seemingly
effortless collage of a somehow very organic brand of circuit-bent
electronics, rendered by a true master." Wm Berger, WFMU

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