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In this audio piece, titled "A Low Fidelity Street Scene", the listener is immersed in an evocatively raw and grainy soundscape. The scene encapsulates the sense of isolation and solitude often felt during a period of quarantine. The ambient noise of the street is captured in low-fidelity, an artistic choice that creates a sense of distance and detachment, as though we are observing the scene from afar or through a foggy window. The audio begins with the faint hum of distant traffic, the occasional passing car contributing to the unrefined, gritty texture of the soundscape. This is overlaid with sporadic urban sounds - a distant siren, the clatter of a skateboard, the echo of footsteps bouncing off the walls of empty buildings. Every so often, the monotony is broken by the familiar sounds of life persisting amidst the solitude - the lone bark of a dog, the distant chime of a church bell, a solitary bird singing from a rooftop.
