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Jonathan Danners

You haven’t had to think about the music, Patrick, because that’s not your remit. You’ve been focusing on sourcing and construction, as per your role. I’m thinking ahead to the practicalities of the installation. That’s what being project manager is all about.

Alyson Lang

We can have a chill vibe in the champagne reception area. The guests are supposed to enjoy themselves – as well as listening to Jem’s soundscape.

Jem Badhuri

My soundscape will be a dramatic journey, but ultimately uplifting.

Jonathan Danners

I’d like to hear what you’ve done so far, Jem. As project manager, I need to be across all the tasks.

Patrick Bright

Me too! Go on, Jem, will you play what you’ve done so far?

Jem Badhuri

I can’t play what I’ve done so far because sound doesn’t work like that. It’s layered. You’ll have to trust me.

Doodle message group [Private] Jonathan and Jem, 19 March 2024:

Jonathan Danners

Promise you haven’t used the radio voice in your soundscape.

Jem Badhuri

Would it be a problem if I had?

Jonathan Danners

I’m concerned about copyright. We don’t want our client slapped with a lawsuit by whoever wrote the film or radio show it comes from.

Jem Badhuri

Gela got rid of the radio before I had the chance to record it. Is Alyson still using the studio at night?

Jonathan Danners

Yes, she’s most productive that way, and she’s on quota with components too.

Jem Badhuri

I might stay late one day this week and catch up with her before she starts. What time does she arrive?

Jonathan Danners

Tricky. She doesn’t have a routine. Alyson is a butterfly. You can’t predict her next move.

Doodle message group [Private] Jem and Patrick, 19 March 2024:

Jem Badhuri

Hi Pat! Here’s a funny thing. Jonathan says Alyson’s been in the studio at night. Apparently, that’s when she’s been casting her quota of tunnel components.