Dustin O'Halloran realeases Sundoor

13th novembre 2019

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November 8th saw the release of Sundoor, Dustin O’Halloran’s latest solo EP and his first under a new deal with Deutsche Grammophon. Sundoor comprises a single 20-minute piece entitled ‘196 Hz’, adapted from a 2017 site-specific composition for cross-disciplinary American artist Slater Bradley’s installation at the Church of Mary Magdalene in Venice, Italy, during the Venice Biennale.

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