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New Music Video Release: Bjork Human Behavior Cover by San Ima - Electronic music

New Music Video Release: Bjork Human Behavior Cover by San Ima - Electronic music Human Behaviour (Björk) Interpretation: San Ima http://www.sanima.net / Direction: Rio Sierra http://www.riosierra.com/ Assistant's director: Andrea Bonetti Costume: Miss Lata and Kim Rosario Location: Tante Lisbeth, Berlin and surroundings A big thanks to all crew members, Jorge, Andrea, Chusa, Rebeca, and also the Pyonen for letting us shoot in the beautiful Tante Lisbeth! Felix for helping us out with the sound and Teloy for the patience and advice. Thank you :) Björk's first single "Human Behaviour" is celebrating already 25 years - that's a life time! In 1993 life was somehow different. We couldn’t see our pictures until we developed our film. We used phone cabins instead of mobile phones. The words Google, Facebook or influencer did not exist, because the internet was not present in our lives. We - San Ima - wanted to make a tribute to this amazing woman a...

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

NMR Artist Spotlight: Eclectic Electronica Musician Seychal-Mills on the Pink Panther Theme Mashup

NMR Artist Spotlight: Eclectic Musician Seychal-Mills on the Pink Panther Theme Mashup Thoughts from the Artist The idea behind this album was to build music only with sounds taken from movies from the 1960's – noises, voices, and tiny bits of music (a piano sound here, a trumpet there, two notes played by a guitar...). The result is a blend of electronica, concrete music and, of course, cinematic music. Actually, I'm planning a few performances with this music, and already working on the next LP, which is not sample-based. About the artist Seychal-Mills A track entirely made of sound material coming from the movie "A shot in the dark" (Blake Edwards, 1964) – yes, it's one of the "Pink Panther" movies Film(is)music by Seychal-Mills

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...

CALL FOR SOUND ART and ELECTROACOUSTIC WORKS

CALL FOR SOUND ARTS/ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC WORKS  CATEGORIES 1. Acousmatic/Fixed media work (from mono to 7.1 surround sound) 2. Musical instruments with electronics (1-3 musicians) 3. Audiovisual music 4. Laptop improvisation & live coding -All durations are welcome. -Limited free housing are available for request. -Submission Fee: $20 (USD) Online Application: https://form.jotform.us/71932975784170 Deadline:  15 Aug 2017 Entry Fee:  20.00 Currency:  U.S. Dollar (USD) Web site:  https://form.jotform.us/71932975784170 http://www.composerssite.com/opportunity/8340

Electronica Opera THE CUTTY STRANGE RADIO BROADCAST at Wave Farm Oct 6 @ 1Am

THE CUTTY STRANGE RADIO BROADCAST at Wave Farm October 6th, 2016 1AM broadcast The Cutty Strange unveils a new and fresh format, starting November 2015. Programs will be made up of pieces by musicians, storytellers, poets, sound artists , and others. These commissioned works aim to bring new light to the broadcast art medium .  This week they will be feating Libertaria: The VIrtual Opera in the podcast "The Opera Heard Round the World: The Internet and 21st Century Composer Collaboration" https://wavefarm.org/wgxc/schedule/smxhhw Related articles Broadcast Info: Panthers at Broncos Containing our 'electromagnetic pollution': MXene can protect mobile devices from electromagnetic interference BBC Radio 1 investigated after airing sweary version of Flume song Epic Music Monday: Two Steps From Hell - Strength of an Empire Jay Electronica Causes Chaos At Made In America Festival P2P Foundation receives the Prix Ars Electronica 2016 Award Sigur Rós...

30 MIN Beautiful Ambient Space Music Youtube Video

Enjoy thirty minutes of beautiful ambient space music from award-winning composer Sabrina Pena Young . MORE AMBIENT MUSIC : A Futurist Music Anthology https://sabrinapenayoung.bandcamp.com/album/a-futurist-music-anthology-the-electroacoustic-mind-of-sabrina-pena-young-2001-2014 Filtered through the lens of science fiction and fantasy, the electroacoustic works of Sabrina Pena Young explore the sonic outer dimensions of sound in a surreal world constantly balancing between reality and future dimensions of thought and music and the mind. With hundreds of works performed throughout Asia , Europe , Australia , and the Americas , Young's global reach extends past borders and through the Digital Realm with "groundbreaking" works like Libertaria: The Virtual Opera. Her work has been called "marvelously abstract", "epic", and "groundbreaking". Sabrina Pena Young continues to redefine electronic music   This unique anthology spans ov...

Classical Music in the Virtual World : Laptop Orchestras, Dancers with Sensors, and Internet Concerts

See the musical world that Isaac Asimov only dreamed of! Dancers with sensors, laptop orchestras, and concerts in virtual worlds!  Music technology has revolutionized contemporary classical music. What was once only a remote musical dream has now become a reality through computers, robotics, interactive interfaces, and the internet. Classical composers have developed new and exciting ways to embrace new music technology without abandoning traditional classical musical form. Astounding new compositions have developed over the past few decades since the digital revolution began. Internet Performance Classical music has seen a rise in internet "performances". These performances do not take place in traditional locations like a concert hall. Instead these classical compositions take place in virtual spaces. For example, the innovative composer Alex Shapiro premiered her work in the online virtual reality world Second Life . Other musicians use live streaming throu...

Female:Pressure Rojava Solidarity Campaign and the Question of the Role of the Artist in the World

Female:pressure, an international enclave of female electronica artist,  has launched an awareness and solidarity campaign for the cantons of # Rojava (located in northern Syria ), where women participate on all levels of decision making and building a new society from scratch, with built-in social, racial and ethnic justice, religious freedom, ecological principles and gender equality. Yet, even as members of female:pressure discussed how they as artists flung far across the globe could do more to help the Kurdish community of women, disheartening news of invasion and death brought about a discussion on the role of the artist in world events. After all, how could a simple soundcloud page with songs written by women who are not of the Rojava community enact real change when a global political tsunami hits?  And that is probably one of the greatest questions of the artist today. In a world where tweets matter more than action, the media glorifying hatred and sensation...