Like [yesterday’s track](https://disquiet.com/2013/08/19/guitar-loop-mp3/), today’s is a sketch, and it involves looping, and the source instrument is one from a pre-electronic era. Yesterday that instrument was a guitar. Today it’s a flute. The track is a one-minute experiment by **Margaret “Margot” Collins**, who posts as Margonaut at [SoundCloud.com](https://soundcloud.com/margonaut/flute-loops-echoes). The piece layers a variety of flute material —Â lush sound beds, pizzicato piping, melodic and rhythmic fragments — into a gently pulsing lull. What pulls it all together is that the ever intensifying incremental developments build both a sense of density and a sense of stasis — it’s as if as the track increases one sort of momentum, it actively loses another.
https://soundcloud.com/margonaut/flute-loops-echoes
Track originally posted for free download at [soundcloud.com/margonaut](https://soundcloud.com/margonaut/flute-loops-echoes). More from Collins at [alwaysadapting.com](http://www.alwaysadapting.com/)