Noise White Noise

Immerse yourself in the sonic landscape crafted by The Noise Project with their latest release, "Noise White Noise." This 39-minute journey into the world of ambient soundscapes is a testament to the power of noise in its various forms. Released on October 11, 2021, under The Noise Project label, this album is a collection of meticulously designed noise frequencies that cater to a wide range of auditory experiences.

From the high-frequency hums of "White Noise - 10000 Hz" to the deep, resonant tones of "Deep Noise - Soft Q Slope," The Noise Project explores the full spectrum of noise, offering a unique auditory experience with each track. The album also includes intriguing soundscapes like "Cricks And Cracks" and "Big Fan Dulled," adding a touch of the unexpected to the collection.

Whether you're seeking relaxation with "Brain Relaxation" or need a focus boost with "Focus Noise," "Noise White Noise" has something to offer. The album's diverse range of sounds makes it a versatile companion for various activities, from work and study to relaxation and sleep.

The Noise Project's "Noise White Noise" is not just an album; it's an exploration of sound in its rawest form. Dive in and discover the beauty in the noise.

The Noise Project is a multifaceted collective that blends creativity, community engagement, and a passion for social change. At its core, the group is driven by a mission to address noise pollution and its impacts on personal and community wellbeing, all while fostering a sense of community and mental health awareness. Founded by Amber Harlan, a dedicated hairdresser and community advocate, The Noise Project operates out of a salon in downtown Las Vegas, where they create a safe and inclusive space for clients. Beyond their salon, The Noise Project extends its reach through various initiatives, including music projects, educational programmes, and collaborations with community organisations across North America. Their work is not just about reducing noise but also about addressing systemic issues of power and privilege, making them a unique and impactful force in both the arts and social justice spheres.