Belgian DJ and producer based in Luxembourg. 

Released tracks on Youth, Meandyou, and meakusma.

Runs the Apomonosi radio show on community radio Studio Néau.

Space, wast space full of sound. Evolving and mutating.

Today, Humisevat Kunnaat (Humming Hillocks) directs all its energy to ITE art. This manifests itself in unique compositions and combining different components into musical experiences.
ITE comes from the Finnish ‘Itse Tehty Elämä’, i.e. self-made life. ITE art is an integral part of its maker’s life. ITE art is part of the international outsider art scene. In general, ITE art is usually understood as a form of visual art, but music is also made. The difference to actual folk music is subtle, but when making music, ITE artists start from personal experiences and their own culture.
In Humisevat Kunnaat, the main artist has no musical training whatsoever, so the compositions and musical pieces are made by ear without sheet music. If the voices and tunes sound good, that's good. In most cases, music is made solely on the computer; but this is not a strict delimitation.
More (in Finnish): https://humisevatkunnaat.blogspot.com/

Translations of surroundings, emotions and experiences to sound. Cinematic soundexperiences, songs and soundartworks.

I have a meditative, improvisational approach to music. I listen to what it has to tell me.

Päiväkirjamerkintöjä mielen liikahduksista tai ei-liikahduksista. Tämä ei ole suurta taidetta (fine art) tai edes pyrkimystä siihen. Taide on herrasmiehen luonnollinen harrastus, kokijana ja tekijänä; itseilmaisun tapa ja muoto.

My compositions are small stones. Pebbles, in fact. As you and I know, it's really nice to throw small stones into the calm surface of a pond at night. (A huge chunk like a symphony of Mahler's would be all too heavy to throw anywhere, especially at night-time). These compositions are not fine art or even an effort towards it. They are like diary writings that originate from the flickering of my mind - or the lack thereof. These pebbles are furniture music for airports and fishermen's huts and I've left plenty of space for coincidence and intuition while making and listening to them.

Hardware:

Pittsburgh modular 10
Pittsburgh Lifeforms SV-1
Roland VP-03
Akai MPC 500
Korg Monotron
Atari Punk
Technics PX-33
Korg SQ-1
Alesis Midiverb 4
Alesis Midiverb II
Ibanez Echo Sifter
Small Stone phaser
Boss Chorus
Mackie 1202-VLZ

Software:

Arturia Modular V
Arturia Mini V
Korg Mono/Poly 
TAL Juno
Fabfilter Twin 2
Tracktion 4
Auria
Arturia iSem, iProphet
Virsyn Tera Syn, iVoxel
Korg Filtatron, Animoog
iVCS3
etc.

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