Today we caught our ride to the Zanzibar Airport. It’s approaching the rainy season, so usually once or twice per day it will rain quite heavily, but today it came down especially hard. As we approached Stonetown, there were certain areas where a small river was forming through the…
We visited the Village Museum (Kijiji Cha Makumbusho) in Dar es Salaam with our new friend Adam. There was no one else there, being so early in the morning, so they gave us a special treat! Not only were the dancers amazing, but the drummers rhythms were fantastic and…
After meeting a bunch of new and amazing friends, we were shown all the best spots to hit to enjoy Dar es Salaam nightlife to its fullest.
The Slipway Bar in Dar, Elements, Olive, Magungas, Nafasi Art Space, Magic Plate… the list goes on. We experienced live music, DJs,…
It has been more difficult than expected to find a clean soundscape to record. Because of the heat, the constant drone of air conditioners contributes greatly to the noise pollution.
This is recorded on the top floor of our building in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (the Masaki district). It…
It’s day 16. We took the ferry to Bongoyo Island, one of nine uninhabited islands in the Dar es Salaam Marine Reserve. Four are north of Dar es Salaam (Bongoyo, Mbudya, Pangavini and Fungu Yasini) and five are south of the city (Inner and Outer Makatumbe, Inner and Outer…
It’s day 9 in Dar es Salaam.
We’re getting more comfortable with our surroundings and getting to know the area. After quitting our jobs and selling our belongings, we are now in week two of the vagabond lifestyle.
We visited Levant Restaurant and Tara-Lynn eats a spicy hot pepper!…
We made it to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania – it’s day 1! We were up for almost 3 days before filming this one – Seattle to Qatar, then Qatar to Dar es Salaam!
After quitting our jobs and selling our belongings, we packed up some backpacks, and flew to…
4K ocean sunset recorded at French Beach located on Vancouver Island, between Sooke and Jordan River, British Columbia. Because of the medium size of the rocks, the waves sounds like they are tearing as they’re sucked back into the ocean!
Recorded with a pair of Rode NT5 microphones in…