Jon Wozencroft's latest Sound Seminar 'The Colour of Water, Darkness of Oil' takes place this Thursday 16th July at Theme Studios, Camden: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-colour-of-water-darkness-of-oil-a-sound-seminar-by-jon-wozencroft-tickets-1990917701439 Water is never one colour. The waters of the Caribbean and the Greek Islands have a radiant blue that is not mirrored by the English Channel, the North Sea nor the Baltic. But they flow with life energy. Godfathers have the best beaches. Water is also subject to our despairs about pollution, how tainted it has become by corrupt organisations, their profiteering and shitshow maintenance. Oil, on the other hand: we cannot seem to shake off the dependency. Oil is always Black. Wind farms have their own limitations in terms of environment, but it’s not simply that. It might go back to an old expression, “greasing the wheel”, holding on to the essential freedom of flicking an engine on and moving from A to B. Doing what you want when you want. Is this freedom? The price to be paid after all said and done...?