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New Music Spotlight : Synth Babes and Electronic Music

New Music Spotlight : Synth Babes and Electronic Music Synth Babes exists to champion gender equality in electronic music. They aim to educate, inspire and create new experiences. They are in the process of developing a social networking application for anyone interested in electronic music - from newbies to seasoned pros. Within the application, there will also be designated 'safe spaces'. Check out Synth Babes today: https://synthbabes.net/label/

New Music at Sonic Ex10sian - Darmstadt Live Presentation

New Music at Sonic Ex10sian - Darmstadt  Live Presentation  With kind permission of "Musikinstitut Darmstadt" we share a recording of the live presentation of the SonixEx10sion workshop held in Darmstadt Summer Course in 2018 in front of approx 200 capacity audience during Elektronik Atelier curated by Susanne Kirchmayr aka Electric Indigo. http://internationales-musikinstitut.de/en/ferienkurse/kurse/atelier-elektronik/ The topics of the workshop were: • privilege in sound & listening • decolonization of sound • sound culture GOALS make a collaborative piece with a stranger in 3 days  develop questions ethical guidelines Questions we asked: • What is sonic justice and sonic identity ?  • Is there sonic identity politics? • Social positioning and discourse: working with a complete stranger • Critical examination of technology • Collaboration production workflow

New Music Release Electronica Uzun Havalar by Anadol

New Music Release Uzun Havalar by Anadol Anadol's third album, Uzun Havalar, recorded on tape by Kinship Records, is now available online and cassette format.  Uzun Havalar by Anadol Recorded and mixed in 2015 the album is built around three long synth tracks referring to the improvised unmetric folk songs “ uzun hava ” in middle eastern music.  You can hear drummers laughing and playing guitars, composers howling, screaming, record collectors playing synths, actors mumbling and tuning in to the geography of Anadol's synth compositions.  Anadol is a traditional continuation of lone synth experimentalists like Bruce Haack and The Space Lady with their childlike curiosity for electronic sounds, pushing the boundaries of minimal equipment. Composed, performed, recorded, produced and mixed by Anadol at Tempelhof Studios 2015. Mastering by Martin Bartscher.  Görünmez Hava  Voice: Suphi Sökücü  Additional Synthesizers: Emir Özer...

New Music Podcast Spotlight: female:pressure podcast #11 PLAYING TRACKS BY Lucid Berlin (Female Pressure), Anja Schneider, Quiver, Ksenia Kamikaza (Female Pressure), Matador and more. ANNÆLIX is a Copenhagen based techno&house DJ and musicproducer, home-made creator and event organiser. Her DJ sets are rhythmic, tribal and bass-filled combined with some punching and playful surprises. The sound varies from a chill day in a park, dreamy slow-house, to a dark basement of psychedelic techno and deep house tunes. Her own productions are mainly house inspired, including elements of sub-genres of house, deep house and electronica - a journey through lighty-pumped synthesizer and bass-filled universes. Together with tadoh she is also the organizer of the monthly electronic and leftwing event Folkets Haus that raises money for leftwing political groups. https://soundcloud.com/annaelix https://www.facebook.com/annaelixmusic/ female:pressure podcast :: an hour of electronic music, stunning sounds from around the world, mixed by members of the female:pressure community. Are you a member of female:pressure and want to participate? Email sylniet@gmail.com for requirements.

PLAYING TRACKS BY Lucid Berlin (Female Pressure),  Anja Schneider,  Quiver,  Ksenia Kamikaza (Female Pressure),  Matadorand more. ANNÆLIX is a Copenhagen based techno&house DJ and musicproducer, home-made creator and event organiser. Her DJ sets are rhythmic, tribal and bass-filled combined with some punching and playful surprises. The sound varies from a chill day in a park, dreamy slow-house, to a dark basement of psychedelic techno and deep house tunes. Her own productions are mainly house inspired, including elements of sub-genres of house, deep house and electronica - a journey through lighty-pumped synthesizer and bass-filled universes. Together with tadoh she is also the organizer of the monthly electronic and leftwing event Folkets Haus that raises money for leftwing political groups. https://soundcloud.com/annaelix https://www.facebook.com/annaelixmusic/ female:pressure podcast :: an hour of electronic music, stunning sounds from around t...

Call for Participation: Alliance of Women in Media Arts and Technology Conference 2019

Alliance of Women in Media Arts and Technology Conference 2019 February 7-9, 2019  at the University of California, Santa Barbara AWMAT 2019: Impact! Impact! explores how the creative and innovative  works of women in media arts and technology influence the community. New forms of artistic representation in multimedia art are highlighted through interactive installations, virtual reality and sonic arts. Emphasis will be placed on how these new forms work in conjunction with technology to shape our culture. Now accepting submissions for papers, installations, demonstrations, sound art/concert works and workshops. Key Dates: Paper Deadline:  October 15, 2018 Workshop Proposals:  October 15, 2018 Installation/Demonstrations:  O ctober 15, 2018 Performance/Concert Works:  October 30, 2018 Notifications of Acceptance: November  2018 For more on conference and submission information please go to:   https://awmat2019. wordpr...

New Music: The Music Gallery and Subtle Blend present: Emergents IV: Pursuit Grooves + 2nd Son + Naman Cale

New Music: The Music Gallery and Subtle Blend present: Emergents IV: Pursuit Grooves + 2nd Son + Naman Cale The Music Gallery and Subtle Blend present: Emergents IV: Pursuit Grooves + 2nd Son + Naman Cale Curated by Mario Anzola Part of the Emergents Series The Music Gallery at 918 Bathurst TORONTO May 5 2018 Recorded by Paul Hodge at the Music Gallery

New Music Release: Omerar Nanda - Huma Kusu (Ipek Ipekcioglu Remix)

Omerar Nanda - Huma Kusu (Ipek Ipekcioglu Remix) Omerar Nanda - Huma Kusu by KYBELE A mythical creature of Iranian legends and fables, the Huma bird is also a common motif in Sufi and Diwan poetry. Although there are many legends about this bird, common to all is that the Huma is said never to land on the ground, and instead lives its entire life flying invisibly high above the earth.  Omerar Nanda's "Huma Kusu" takes its inspiration from an old Anatolian folk song. Once upon a time in Turkey, there were two passionate lovers: Mustafa and Gülbahar. The day after their wedding, the state called all young men of the country to the military. Mustafa left home, knowing that maybe he would never see Gülbahar again. Years passed, no news of Mustafa arrived. His family lost all hope. Gülbahar went out to the garden every morning and waited for his return. With each passing day, she cried and cried, until her tears dried up. Heartbroken by this loss, Mustafa’s father...

NMR NEW MUSIC Artist Spotlight: Electronica Artist Dmitriy Nelepin Album Planet X

NMR Artist Spotlight: Electronica Artist Dmitriy Nelepin Album Planet X ABOUT DMITRIY NELEPIN When he was young he was very fond of the Rockets band and it inspired him to start making music. In his music, he uses synthesizers but dose not just take templates and makes his own sound. Therefore his music is different from the others and makes his music extraordinary. Dmitriy plans to release another music album next year. I will attach his photos. If you have any questions feel free to ask them.   The album will be called "The Universe". Most of the songs will be about the cosmos. The fact that the Cosmos is very majestic and beautiful. And we humans are part of this universe but we forgot about it. 

Open Your Ears to Electronic Dance Music (EDM)

READ THE FULL ARTICLE:  Open Your Ears to Electronic Dance Music (EDM) The EDM Family Tree It is not surprising that we find the beginnings of dance music in the tripping 1970s  disco  halls. The genre, long associated with drug culture, provided the soundtrack to a generation that was fresh out of the political turmoil of the sixties and was now deeply embedded in drinking, recreational drug use, and all-night dancing. Although disco’s popularity died by the 1980s, some of its musical innovations – like the use of synthesizers –  formed the pulse of later genres like  house ,  electro , and  techno . Donna Summer’s “I Feel Love” was heavy on the synthesizers and strong beat:

NMR Artist Spotlight : Electronica Master Michael Klug

Electronica Master Michael Klug Talks About his  Music and Inspiration:  What Inspires Your Music? What inspired this album was I went through a break up with my longtime girlfriend that completely devastated me. She cheated and lied and then cut me out of her life out the blue. I had moved to be closer to her and I didn't have any friends in the city where I lived so after we split I was completely alone. On top of marijuana induced delusions and paranoia, I was suicidal, alone and heart broken. I've always had a passion for electronic music so I decided to make some myself as a means of catharsis.   I don't know if I'd say my music is extraordinary but I would definitely say it's different. I aimed to put all of my pain and personality into these songs but at the same time maintain listenability. The album doesn't take itself very seriously as I tried to have an air of playfulness. The listener can choose not to take the music seriously and leave i...

EXCLUSIVE NMR Artist Spotlight: the Blue Hour

NMR Artist Spotlight: The Blue Hour  The Blue Hour blends dream pop, synth wave, and industrial with hints of psychedelia, folk, and electronica to create hauntingly beautiful songs, focusing on texture and rhythm and discord ... and magic. What inspires your music? What is your story? The Blue Hour’s new album, “Always,” is a tale of romance and loss and finding magic in the most unexpected places. It is Marselle and my story. She and I met many years ago as teenagers. She was homeless, living on the streets of Seattle. I soon followed. We drifted from the glitz of dance clubs to the squalor of abandoned houses, sleeping in door stoops, church yards, or curled on a hot-air vent in the shadow of a grand gothic building on the university campus. And the whole time Marselle sang, filling those neglected spaces with an ethereal beauty, singing Kate Bush or Nina Hagen note-perfect. It wasn’t desperate however. Everywhere we went, we created a fantastic world. Even th...

Looking for Electronica, Classical, Film, or Experimental for NMR Artist Spotlight Series

NEW MUSIC RESOURCE is Looking for new albums/artists/singles from emerging artists in electronica, classical music, film music, or experimental music for this year's Artist Spotlight Series on New Music Resource and its affiliated social media. Selected albums/songs/artists are cutting edge, interesting, and have a story to tell. Interested parties are encouraged to answer the three questions below.  Submit Your Song to the New Music Resource Include links to headshots, website, album downloads, etc. for inclusion. High Quality Music Videos on Youtube are a big plus!  Be sure that you fit in the electronica, classical, or experimental genres and present HIGH QUALITY music and an interesting story to share. Plans are to showcase at least 10 artists over the next year.  I look forward to hearing your music and sharing your story with the world.  INTERVIEW QUESTIONS: 1. WHAT INSPIRES YOUR MUSIC? WHAT IS YOUR STORY? 2. WHAT MAKES YOUR MUSIC EXTRAORDINARY/DIFFERENT? ...