Paul Beaudoin - signal loss (2026)

Paul Beaudoin's album signal loss is a minimalist ambient work that explores the nature of breakdown and loss of connection across all its forms. Inspired by Nikola Tesla's work with invisible energy transmissions, the composer creates a sonic space where silence becomes an active force rather than mere absence of sound. Using granular field recordings and intentionally distorted signals, Beaudoin constructs a fragile architecture that exists at the threshold between what is audible and what remains beyond perception. Each phrase resonates as an interrupted connection; every breath and resonance function as structural elements of the whole. The album invites the listener toward slow, attentive listening, offering an exploration of what dwells in silence and what remains of us when the signal breaks.

Tracklist:
1. Paul Beaudoin - induction field
2. Paul Beaudoin - Wardenclyffe (Nothing returned)
3. Paul Beaudoin - parasitic oscillation
4. Paul Beaudoin - silent coil
5. Paul Beaudoin - remote spark
6. Paul Beaudoin - unmeasured current
7. Paul Beaudoin - signal path deviation
8. Paul Beaudoin - pulsewidth memory
9. Paul Beaudoin - dielectric
10. Paul Beaudoin - arc gap
11. Paul Beaudoin - coherer
12. Paul Beaudoin - last known transmission