An in demand skilled DJ, with a reputation for thrilling 3-turntable vinyl sets, Felix Manuel AKA Djrum recently expanded his performance repertoire with his “Improvised Live” concept. Programmed into Berlin Atonal last year and recently featured at the Barbican London, the British artist performs bespoke instruments built on site from locally foraged materials. After my first listen to Djrum’s new release I Wander, I found myself wondering: “What is this music made of?” Designed as one continuous piece on limited edition etched vinyl, it is split into seven edits for it’s digital release, although IV and V are one file.
Read the review at Cyclic Defrost.Sunken Cages – “Neram Pularumbol (As The Dawn Breaks) (Mahorka)”, Cyclic Defrost
Ravish Momin is an established percussionist based in New York City. Working across jazz, improvisation and pop, he is rooted in Indian and Black music traditions. His project Sunken Cages showcases his style of layering live percussion with digital techniques of sampling, looping and signal processing, blurring distinctions between composition, improvisation and live performance.
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