Joe Harvey-Whyte London, UK
Pedal Steel guitarist, composer and field recordist Joe Harvey-Whyte began making immersive soundscapes to help ease his
insomnia and tinnitus.
"I think of my work as an artist and a musician, as a series of attempts to translate and subtly amplify the quiet beauty of everyday life."
Joe is an in-demand session musician working with The Magic Numbers, Susanne Sundfor, Tony Visconti & many more
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