[2027.001]
[Artist or group name]
Recorded [date] at the Mill · [town], [county] County
[Audio player]
Cite: Peoria Sound Archive, session [2027.001].
The collection
Every session we record, free to hear, with its interview, photographs and notes.
The first sessions arrive after the studio opens in spring 2027.
Browse the collection
By genre, year, town, instrument or language. [Search and filters, once the catalog exists]
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[2027.002]
[Artist or group name]
Recorded [date] at the Mill · [town], [county] County
[Audio player]
Cite: Peoria Sound Archive, session [2027.002].
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[2027.003]
[Choir or ensemble]
Recorded [date] at the Mill · [neighborhood], Peoria
[Audio player]
Cite: Peoria Sound Archive, session [2027.003].
What each record holds
Each session gets a record with a permanent number.
- The recording
- As the artist approved it.
- The people
- Performers, songwriters and engineers, the artist first.
- Their words
- The artist’s own description, quoted.
- The interview
- With captions and a transcript.
- How it was recorded
- Where the players and microphones stood.
- Rights
- What the artist agreed to, in plain words.
How we keep it
Every session is kept in more than one place, and a copy goes to our archive partner, [archive partner, e.g. Peoria Public Library].
If we ever close, the partner takes the whole collection and keeps it open to the public.
[Our archive partner’s name and logo, once it agrees]
Using the recordings
Listening is always free. For any other use, ask us and we’ll ask the artist, who owns the recording. [request form or email address]
Corrections and concerns
Tell us what we got wrong and we’ll fix it. [email address]
If something here uses your work without permission, contact our copyright agent: [agent contact].