One man spent an entire year recording a pine tree. Hear the results as FOUR album epic is released
Out now: The unmistakable sound of a single pine tree in upstate New York
https://www.musicradar.com/artists/one-man-spent-an-entire-year-recording-a-pine-tree-hear-the-results-as-four-album-epic-is-released
"...Bonnetta picked a remote spot, selected a tree and lashed a digital recorder and mic set up 10ft up and hit record… And 12 months later – he recorded between May 2021 and April 2022 – the project that would become The Pines was finished..."
After 8,760 hours of recordings, and three years editing. The Pines is out now in high-quality MP3, FLAC and more, available for download in 24-bit/48kHz and on four CDs.
I listened to a few samples and most of the sounds were not the pine tree itself but wind, rain, animals etc, Only the occasional creaking was the branches in the wind. I think there is other stuff available along those lines like recording the sound of the water on the shore. Nice to listen to but I would like better to be hearing this in real life.
Sad that most of us have to live where we do and nature and the natural sounds of nature is only in a recording or a picture.
