LULL - That Space Somewhere LULL

Mick Harris on Lull:

“I finally heard the way of recording, making profound sounds. Lull is purely something I can get lost in, as far as trying to create these imaginary spaces. And that’s what I always tried to do — to create. I'm a lover of sounds. I love collecting sounds. Playing with those sounds using various software until I created something new from that sound. Which for me ends up being what I call ‘a droner’ or ‘a drift’. I’d use those to create a piece of music, or a soundscape. That’s what I’m doing with Lull. Just trying to create soundscapes. And to this day, still, absolutely love doing that.”

On That Space Somewhere:

“I haven't made Lull records since 2007 so... with this pandemic, I suddenly had time on my hands. I've used that time, I think, to the best. Going to the music room is pretty much an everyday thing to me. Which has been the best thing because I’ve not been able to do this since the 90s when I had various studios. Since the lockdown I had all this time and I created a lot of good music, which I'm actually happy with.

I'm a fisherman. It gives me a lot of space. It gives me immense pleasure. For me it's about going to the river. I like moving water. The seasons change, the river changes with the seasons. It clears my mind, gives me ideas, gives me the space to be by myself and with nature... just listening to the sounds around me.

Lull is quite natural for me. It's an extension of me. Drifting. Just going into darkness. Into a space. Lull is drifting and droning, discovering more and more what can be done with sound. These soundscapes hugely appeal to me.”