Music Journalist
Branko es uno de los grandes exponentes de la música portuguesa contemporánea, específicamente lo que él mismo llama, “música electrónica global.” El dj y productor musical, ex-miembro de la aclamada agrupación Buraka Som Sistema,
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Hideaki Ishi es el nombre detrás de la leyenda. Una que aplastó los convencionalismos del hip hop en la década de los noventa, cuando el gansta rap era el rey de la pista. Dj Krush, el mago de los vinilos, el mítico creador de beats atmosféricos.
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La edición 2019 del Sónar podría considerarse un buen ejemplo del proceso de transición que muchos festivales están experimentando. Pero, como todo cambio, a veces se debe lidiar con resistencia y algunos resultados no tan alentadores.
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“Wiggle is probably the longest-running underground party in London. There have been so many parties; it’s hard to pick out individual things. The first-ever party we were going to throw was in a penthouse flat on the river Thames. The thing we didn’t realise was that the London Marathon was on that day
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The mind frame of Eli Keszler is complex, intricate. These are the same adjectives with which many critics have tried to label his sound. At the same time, his approach to music is not complex at all. He likes the timelessness of things; to connect with pure sounds; to work with raw materials;
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Hiro Kone: “I’m very driven by silence, by the pause, by that which often exists outside of language.” According to Derrida, “deconstruction, the deconstructive experience, is placed between the closure and the end is placed in the reaffirmation of the philosophical“,
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Molly Nilsson es una suerte de anti-artista, no tiene el apoyo de ningún sello discográfico grande, y su presencia en redes sociales es casi imperceptible. Pero hay algo en Molly que la hace omnipresente.
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Barcelona ha vivido un extraño mes de Abril, lleno de días grises y un viento sucio, – uno que mancha la nostalgia y las ansias de un verano que no termina de llegar –. Pero los inicios difíciles casi siempre son el preámbulo de momentos brillantes.
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“Only poetry or madness can do justice to noise”, is attributed to H.P. Lovecraft, son of Providence, Rhode Island. The city built on seven hills with the most active LGBT community in the northeast of the US, and the home of the Downtown Boys.
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Despite having about seven years in the musical French scene, Rendez-Vous has remained as a little open secret. One that Paris has jealously guarded. However, the background that surrounds the quintet has made it impossible to contain.
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