Audio and Video performative work by Naomi Foyle and collaborators
Johnny Boyfriend is an audio piece by Naomi Foyle with music by Richard Miles. 9mins 30sec.
Listen to it on Soundcloud here
Good Definition: a videopoem by Naomi Foyle and Anneliese Holles, with camera, editing and SFX by Amy Hope & music by Richard Miles.
Urban Pillow is the spoken word/electronica duo Naomi Foyle and Richard Miles.
‘Forgive the Rain’ (34’33”). Featuring poems by Rumi and Naomi Foyle and recordings of zippers and steam engines (1997).
‘Not Quite Arrived’ (5’19”). From the limited edition CD Aphrodite’s Answering Machine (2003), a prose-poem about transience and vulnerability, inspired by Lady Godiva, Nico’s passport (‘No Fixed Address’), an elegant Montreal squatter, and a cocktail bar in Seoul.
‘Good Definition’ (3’41”). From Aphrodite’s Answering Machine, a spot of Anglo-Saxon up-frontery . . . also available in The Night Pavilion, and as a videopoem on Vimeo here.
‘Liberties’ (3’16”). Two libertines in a Montreal railyard meet Jean Genet and a pack of stray dogs. A shaggy ink cap story from Aphrodite’s Answering Machine.