ENIGMA was the first multimedia piece I created using the rendering features of Final Cut Pro to create animation. The electronic music composed was a combination of sound synthesis using Supercollider, distorting my voice through various audio software, SoundHack, and sounds created using the tar, a hand drum.
I altered the sound clips for ENIGMA by dramatically slowing the speed, creating undulating panning patterns, and adding delays and reverb, to create a constant, slowly morphing musical composition.
ENIGMA has traveled extensively, with screenings in Australia, Cuba, and throughout the United States, with thousands of hits on the net through You Tube.
I have to give a special thanks to Dr. Kristine H. Burns at Florida International University for her painstaking help and advice with creating ENIGMA.
International sound artist Sabrina Peña Young's music has been heard throughout Australia, North America, Asia, Europe, Central America, and the Net in music festivals, radio, film, dance clubs, random boom boxes in France, and as not-so-pleasant background music. Most recently her music was premiered at the Beijing Conservatory, China, Illinois' Milliken University, and at several venues in New York City as part of Vox Novus.
Obsessed with science fiction and technology, Young uses her voice, sound synthesis, percussion chops, and twisted sense of memory, to create bizarre sonic landscapes that entangle the listener in a nightmarish otherworld of experimental electronica.
Origins is Young's debut solo album, with electronic music spanning several years. Enjoy the evolution of electronica. Pleasant dreams.
Cinematic sonic landscapes, pulsating rhythms, and enigmatic vocals envelop the listener in rich textural environments in international sound artist Sabrina Peña Young's debut electroacoustic album, ORIGINS. Explore the bizarre electronic universe that has made Young's distorted digital dreams travel the globe.
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