Each of “All Day Every Day”’s first couple of programs has a distinct theme. Dallas Simpson opens proceedings with “a binaural evocation of the cycling of water in our environment”, Julia Lee Barclay catches the mood inside the Tricorn Centre in Portsmouth just days before it was demolished, eliminating its performance spaces for the local punkscene and Eric la Casa presents “De la dilatation du paysage”, a sound project with Michaele-Andrea Schatt, capturing both of their vocals recorded during painting sessions at Schatt’s house.

Host Martin Williams will also present some of his own work in “All Day Every Day”. March 26th will see the premiere of “A Walk Down Consulado”. “Consulado is one of the main residential thoroughfares in the district of Central Havana in Cuba”, Williams explained, “It’s part of a grid of narrow streets whose songbirds, kerbside congregations and constant strains of music give the impression of everyday life being lived out of doors, on the street.”

“All Day Every Day” is the fourth series Martin Williams has produced for Resonance FM, following in the footsteps of “Unknown Country”, “Hay for the Horses” and “No Place Like Home”.

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