Inés Terra ‘regougar’

“Terra skillfully mimics the sounds of water, animals (birds, frogs, foxes), and industrial objects and cars. She also dissects phrases, words, syllables, and morae/moras to create a unique auditory experience. The album blends various stylistic elements and genres, evoking echoes of folk and world music through enchanting melodies and vocals. The technique involves dubbing and recording new tracks on top of the voice-sculpting foundation, as well as skillfully combining different loops and chops.

This album serves as a fascinating exploration of Phonology studies, showcasing the intriguing outcomes of speech sounds’ organization, articulatory features, and acoustic properties.” _Soundologia

“The sounds on Regougar feel like the limits of pushing your voice, just like when you were a child; a closely mic’d shriek to the point that your voice breaks and then put through subtle electronic effects. Or continuously sucking your saliva through your lips, interspersed with moments of beauty as a singing voice breaks through. An interesting concept that moves between physically disturbing and childlike playfulness.”_Sounds and Colours