Observed arrival · 2026-11-12
The Forton Project’s Musical Atlas
Justin Forton traces a life in music through a chronological archive of family memories, photographs, poems, and recordings.
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- Listeners exploring family-rooted independent music archives
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- Three Knoxville-era recordings remain labeled Track 07, Track 08, and Track 09 because their original titles are unknown.
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The archive separates original recordings from rock, space, unplugged, celestial, jazz, and virtual-reality material. Its navigation offers direct routes to those sections, alongside the poems and director’s notes. A separate binder section presents 38 poems in a handwritten-style notebook; the music and film links point outward to streaming and video platforms.
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