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Sea Life London Fish Choir has Recorded the Version of Jingle Bells from Saltwater Aquarium for ‘Abbey Road Studios’

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Sea Life London Fish Choir has captured sounds from the communication of fish for the first time from Saltwater Aquarium. The sound of growling Triggerfish, croaking Clownfish and hooting Crayfish is now singing as a festive fishy version of Jingle Bells recorded in ‘Abbey Road Studios’.

There are several factors which affect the potentiality and impact of sounds of marine species. Such sounds include the frequency level of the fish, which is mixed with the waves of the ocean. Some fish breeds make a sound which eating, some make while fighting and others make a sound during the time of mating when they become aggressive. Now, study and analysis have been started after hearing the record of such sound which is done by the researchers of Oceanology.

Many marine fish dwells in nearshore, deep ocean and offshore which have different soundscape. According to the sources of anthropogenic sound, saltwater fish makes the sound of seismic exploration and some fish makes the sound of the piano.

Whether it is a saltwater fish for beginners or expert aquarists, most of the marine fish breeds and other species communicate with each other in their language, and their interaction has brought a new zeal in the musical vocal at Christmas in 2019.

In 24th December 2019 during the time of Christmas, the vocalization of the saltwater fish was recorded by Blue Planet II scientist, Professor Steve Simpson (University of Exeter) who is one of the experts of Bioacoustics. According to the sources, Professor Simpson worked with Kieran McCloskey, another expert of the University of Exeter for this recording work. They recorded the sound of the marine fish of London’s community aquarium.

“Sound plays an important role in the health of our oceans, and we were curious to find out how the diverse fish species at London Aquarium use language to communicate with one another or at the very least find a fish that had a vocal range like Mariah Carey in time for Christmas,” said Mr James Wright, the supervisor of SEA LIFE London Fish Choir.

Special Underwater Equipment was Used to Record the Sound – Underwater Microphone       

Sources revealed that the sound of the fish under the marine aquarium was recorded by using a special underwater Microphone. The wide array of growls, croaks, clicks and hooting noises of various species was recorded in that instrument.

The popping, croaking and purring sound of Clownfish and Crayfish were recorded by asserting them in the deep water by the tiny underwater Microphones. Research shows that they were fighting for their foods, and in that process, various types of noises were heard and recorded. When they are hungry, they make trumpet-like noise which was recorded with the help of an underwater microphone. The growling noise of a Triggerfish was also recorded when it was making courtship. A group of Seahorses were creating clicking sounds when they were opening their mouths for capturing foods. The munching noise of some fish was also recorded with a clatter. The aquatic species have their beautiful world like other living things where they live their simple livelihood, and it is quite fun to explore that.

Professor Simpson said, “What we discovered is truly fascinating and highlights how fish are using sound to communicate to one another in an aquarium environment just like in more natural habitats.”

He added that he is passionate about understanding the interaction and communication of the fish breeds among themselves and with the environment. Moreover, his curiosity in digging deep to the world of marine beauty had led him to explore more about the marine life and discover such novel thing like recording the sound of the fish and alliterating them in the beautiful music of Jingle Bells in this festive season.

The sound of the reef world and marine fish were remastered at Abbey Road Studios for creating a fishy festive rendition of Jingle Bells using the SEA LIFE London Fish Choir. The sound engineers spent a lot of time in removing the background noise of filters and pumps for making accurate music of Jingle Bells.

Mr Andrew Walker – the Sound Engineer at Abbey Road Studios, said he had never imagined that after spending 30 years in mastering music at the world-famous Abbey Road Studios, he would get the chance to remaster the hidden orchestra of the sound of saltwater fish into a festive season in a tract of Jingle Bells.

Don’t you think this news is quite fascinating and wondering? We used to enjoy the marine world by visiting saltwater museums before visually. However, now we can enjoy the audio also by hearing the jingling sound of the aquatic species in a new way with the sound of Jingle Bells. Let’s enjoy this Christmas season with the wonder of ocean life which is presented in an audio record by Abbey Road Studios. It is planned that in the upcoming days, scientists will do more research on the communication of the marine world and finding out more treasures of the aquatic kingdom.

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Notes from the Heart: Lartist Yan on Music, Motivation, and ‘Second Chance’

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Photo courtesy of Lartist Yan 

By Mj Toledo 

US rising singer, songwriter, producer, and beatmaker Lartist Yan has always believed that music is a universal language, and his recent rise in the industry proves he’s fluent in it. With his new hit song “Second Chance” and upcoming tour, fans nationwide eagerly anticipate his old-school soul and contemporary flair, as Lartist Yan blends genres such as Country Blues, Reggae, Pop, RnB/Soul, Ballad, Folk, and Soul/Blues into his captivating performances. The rising star discusses his songwriting process and how he is turning real-life challenges into chart-topping hits that speak to the soul.

Q: Can you share the creative process behind “Second Chance”? What inspired the melody and lyrics?

Lartist Yan: Of course. “Second Chance” was quite an experience for me. It all started one night when I was sleeping, and I suddenly heard this melody playing in my ears, as if someone was playing it to me from afar. It was a mysterious, compelling melody that demanded to be heard. I immediately woke up and started working on it, trying to capture the essence of what I had heard in my dream.

The lyrics were born from a personal experience of betrayal and disappointment. I had been let down by someone I loved at the time, and this song became a way for me to process those emotions. 

But more than just expressing pain, I wanted “Second Chance” to offer hope. The message is that everyone deserves a second chance and that failure can often be the beginning of something great. 

Q: Your music is like a combination of various genres. How do you balance these different influences in your songwriting?

Lartist Yan: What an interesting question. I really do not have a strict formula. I just let my inner self guide me. Listening to so many genres gave me a broad musical palette to work.

When I write a song, I naturally draw from these influences, picking elements that best express the emotion or story I am trying to convey.

We should not confine music to rigid genre boundaries. Instead, I aim to create a sound that is authentic to me, often resulting in a fusion of styles. For example, in “Second Chance,” you will hear elements of old-school RnB mixed with modern pop production techniques. This honors my musical roots while also creating something fresh.

Q: “Second Chance” has quickly climbed the charts in the United States (US) and the United Kingdom (UK). Why do you think listeners love it so much?

Lartist Yan: I believe the universal theme of hope and redemption in “Second Chance” resonates most with listeners. We have all experienced setbacks in life, and the idea that we can bounce back and deserve another opportunity speaks to people. I am truly humbled and grateful that “Second Chance” has touched so many people and found its way onto the charts.

Q: You have mentioned multiple times that your music addresses real-life challenges. How do you translate personal experiences into chart toppers? 

Lartist Yan: Translating personal experiences into universal themes is at the heart of my songwriting process. I believe that even though our individual experiences are unique, many often share the emotions we feel. 

When I write about a personal challenge or situation, I focus on the emotions and the broader lessons learned rather than getting caught up in specific details that only apply to me.

For example, with “Second Chance,” I think about how others might relate to my feelings and what words or melodies might resonate with them. It is about finding the common thread in our human experiences so listeners can see themselves in the music, even if their circumstances differ.

Q: Can you tell us about your upcoming single, “The Wave of Love”? How does it differ from or build upon “Second Chance”?

Lartist Yan: While “Second Chance” focuses on themes of redemption and new beginnings, “The Wave of Love” explores the power of genuine, true love and how authentic love can impact our lives.

Musically, “The Wave of Love” builds upon the soulful foundation of “Second Chance” but introduces new elements that reflect the song’s theme. You will hear a more expansive sound. I cannot wait for everyone to listen to it and experience this new aspect of my artistry.

Q: You’ve won several prestigious awards before releasing your first single. How have these accolades impacted your career?

Lartist Yan: Winning those awards in Russia was a turning point for me. It was not just about the recognition; it also gave me a huge confidence boost in my abilities as a performer.

When starting, you often doubt yourself, wondering if you have what it takes. But standing on those stages, receiving the Golden Voice of Russia and the other awards, was like a confirmation that I was on the right path.

Those accolades also opened up a lot of doors for me. I got to share the stage with some major stars in Moscow, which was an incredible learning experience. It exposed me to a broader audience and helped me understand what it takes to perform consistently at a high level. But more than anything, it fueled my passion to keep pushing, improving, and bringing my music to an even bigger stage – which is why I am so excited about my move to the U.S. market now.

Q: As both a songwriter and beatmaker, how do you approach the production process for your tracks?

Lartist Yan: It is very organic and intuitive. It usually starts with a feeling or an experience I want to express. Sometimes, like with “Second Chance,” the melody comes to me in a dream, and I build from there. 

Other times, I will start with a beat or a chord progression that captures the emotion I am trying to convey. I do not like to force the process. I believe the best music comes when you let it flow naturally.

Q: How do you balance creating personally meaningful and commercially appealing music?

Lartist Yan: That is a great question, and I think about it a lot. For me, the key is to always start with authenticity. If a song is significant to me, if it comes from a genuine place of emotion or experience, then it has the potential to connect with others. That connection is what makes music commercially appealing in the long run.

Of course, I am not naive about the realities of the music industry. I pay attention to trends and what is resonating with audiences. But instead of trying to copy what is popular, I look for ways to incorporate those elements into my style. 

Q: You’re preparing for your first U.S. tour. What can fans expect from your live performances?

Lartist Yan: I am incredibly excited about my first U.S. tour. Regarding the setlist, I’ll perform songs from my debut album, including ‘Second Chance,’ some memorable covers, and tracks from my debut EP. I also plan to include interactive elements to connect with the audience.

My band and I have been rehearsing extensively to guarantee that we deliver a tight, energetic show that brings the studio recordings to life. Whether you are a long-time fan or new to my music, I promise an unforgettable experience that will leave you feeling uplifted and inspired.

We will start the “Discover Me” Tour in Los Angeles, then head to Washington, D.C., and New York City. After that, we will be in Seattle, Chicago, and wrap up in Dallas in 2024-2025.

Q: What are your long-term goals as an artist, and how do you plan to achieve them?

Lartist Yan: My long-term vision is to become a global artist who can touch people’s lives through music, regardless of where they are from or what language they speak. I also want to create music that entertains and brings positive change. 

To achieve these goals, I am focusing on a few key things. First, I am constantly working on my craft – writing, producing, and performing as much as possible to keep improving. I am also very committed to building genuine connections with my audience through music and platforms like social media. 

The upcoming tour is a big part of this strategy. It is about getting out there and connecting with people face-to-face. It is a long journey, and I am excited about every step of it.

For longtime fans and new listeners, the upcoming US  artist’s music provides a fresh take grounded in real experiences. With a new song and an upcoming tour in the pipeline, the world is about to get a “Second Chance” at falling in love with music all over again through Lartist Yan. 

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