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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 Electronica From Female:Pressure Podcast Episode V

New Music Electronica From Female:Pressure Podcast Episode V This is the episode number 16 of your favorite podcast, this time by V! It is full of great female sounds. :-) https://soundcloud.com/femalep ressure/16female-pressure-v Listen to... 1. Matuss - Fairy Dust (Original Mix/Vinyl Only) - 2017 2. Joyce Muniz - On You (Original Mix) - 2015 3. Nadia Popoff - Cropcircles (Original Mix) - 2018 4. Daniele Kama - Memesis (Original Mix) - 2018 5. TINI - Shmoohs Raisin Theory (Re-UP Remix) - 2012 6. Nadja Lind & Deep Spelle - I Don't Speak In The Air (Original Mix) - 2015 7. Anja Schneider - Night Out (Original Mix) - 2017 8. Juliane Wolf - Arp Journey (Heinrich Mendez Remix) - 2017 9. PHROND - T17053 (Original Mix) - 2018 10. Nackt, Doc Sleep, CM-4 - Ford (Original Mix) - 2015 Designer by day, DJ by night, Event Producer in-between. V is a Berlin-based New Yorker who loves photography, travel, karaoke, Legos, and everything design/tech-related. She is one of the residen...

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...