Fourth episode in the series of field recordings of not publicly accessible / not visible machinery. Probably an electricity generator, which is hidden behind the small steel door in the old town of Jodhpur (Blue City)? The recording was made in a narrow alleyway - using two different audio recorders / mircophones - and has not been processed.

Blue City, Jodhpur 2026 

Jan Jelinek: Machines behind doors (Jodhpur), 2026

Coming soon: Take me, I’m yours (faitiche 42) is the first collaboration album between Paris-based artist Alan Abrahams (Bodycode, Portable) and Jan Jelinek. The album is mediating between the physicality of the Alan's voice and the abstraction of Jan's electronic sound design. format: LP/DL, release: May 29th 2026. Video by Alan Abrahams: YouTube

artwork (b/w converted) for Alan & Jan: Take me I'm yours (faitiche 42), 2026

Alan & Jan: Déjà Vu (faitiche 42), 2026

3rd contribution in the series of concerts on tape. The recordings are not available digitally. faitiche edition no.3 is a concert by Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek at Shimei-Kaikan in Kyoto, June 29th 2025. format: C50, release: Apr 10th 2026, more info soon

Fujita & Jelinek, photo by Hayato Watanabe, 2025

Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek: live at Shimei-Kaikan, Kyoto (excerpt), faitiche 2026

1st post for 2026 is a medium's extension: Jan Jelinek Tierbeobachtungen is now also available as Tierbeobachtungen (33 RPM LP Version) on Bandcamp – and from Jan 30th on all streaming platforms.

Tierbeobachtungen, original artwork (b/w converted), 2006

Jan Jelinek: A2. Palmen Aus Leder (33 RPM LP Version) faitback07+, 2026