Home / Music / Robert Wyatt's vocals were spliced and looped into Music for AirportsMusic linernotes album music brian-enoRobert Wyatt's vocals were spliced and looped into Music for AirportsWyatt contributed vocals and piano, with his vocal tones overdubbed, spliced, and looped into melodic patterns. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesBrian Eno's Music for Films actually made it into filmsMusic for Films was Eno's rehearsal for Music for AirportsOnly five of Another Green World's fourteen tracks feature Brian Eno's voice — the rest point toward ambient.Brian Eno's Music for Films: 18 ambient sketches recorded over three yearsBrian Eno built Music for Airports from layered tape loopsExploreRufus Wainwright, Boy George, and Lou Reed appear on I Am a Bird NowStevie Ray Vaughan played on Jennifer Warnes' Famous Blue RaincoatShabaka Hutchings led a South African ensemble on We Are Sent Here by HistoryThe Magic Numbers built their sound on harmoniesRainer Brüninghaus, Eberhard Weber, and Marilyn Mazur play on Jan Garbarek's RitesPrevious Six Evolutions captures Yo-Yo Ma's relationship with Bach across decadesNext Peter Silberman's falsetto and reverb-soaked guitars define Hospice