Crying can be an indication of sadness

Bucharest/London based record label.  I'd look around and watch my back if I were you.  if you want a tape, just say so.  you won't catch AIDS or maybe you will.  if you already had AIDS, don't you dare blame it on our tape.  I'm sure things are only going to get better for you.  I sometimes wish to die as well. other times I wish for a pony or for world peace.


 ce milogi sunteti astia de ascultati si nu dati follow, sa moara 3 dumnezei.  rupe-mi-as pulile in mortisorii vostri. cu romanii vorbesti pe limba lor. le zici de ce ii doare. asa se face treaba.

{{{[(bing)]}}} translation:
What do you guys listen to Moses and not give the follow-on, die 3 gods. break me in your mortisorii pulile Mele. with the Romans speak their language. them about what hurts. so is doing its job.

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Admina is a DJ, producer, visual artist, and founding member of Corp, a platform for electronic music artists and DJs representing individuals on the female and non-binary spectrum. 

They are also part of Arp148, a show that discovers, explores, and represents queer musicians, and they host a podcast show called "Corpcast," which focuses on discussing the queer club scene and creating safer spaces in the music scene.

Their personal projects include feminist poems, audio and video experiments, as well as dance and theater performances.

Corp. is a Bucharest based project and platform. It aims to represent and showcase female-identified musicians and DJ's in electronic music, while also being dedicated to acquiring and exposing obscure sounds, spanning from experimental and traditional forms to contemporary ones. Its activity is dedicated to broadening the focus on female identified artists within the context of Bucharest's local scene as well as beyond the borders of the country.
The project also aspires to go beyond the performing artists and to include studio musicians, producers, sound engineers, technicians, cover artists, distributors, promoters, and festival organizers.
The main urgent drive behind Corp.'s initiative is to open and sustain a studio where women will have the space and time to further develop their skills and communicate.
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Corp. is brought to life by @chlorys & @adm1na, @vonbuelove & Beatrice Sommer (https://www.mixcloud.com/beatricesommer)
Contact: corpplatform@gmail.com
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Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/CorpPlatform/

Part of Corp. a project, platform and booking agency which encompasses musical & visual endeavours. It aims to represent and showcase female-identified and non-binary DJ talent in electronic music, while also being dedicated to acquiring and exposing obscure sights and sounds, spanning from experimental & traditional forms, from the centre, the netherworlds and beyond.
The project also aspires to go beyond the performing artists and to include studio musicians, producers, sound engineers, technicians, cover artists, distributors, promoters, and festival organizers who are also women and non-binary persons.

Lili Putana is a character created for the performative space, who exaggerates female stereotypes, and who through her assumed aesthetics questions the “feminine qualities” created by an oppressive and insecure system.
For me, Lili Putana is a character through whose light I can use a non-binary approach to action, which allows me a commitment to the intersectional points of the genre. With this I try to talk about the expectations and prejudices related to the way my body should look or act in a "feminine" position, which once effeminate is quite tempting to be categorized as belonging to a gender.
In this position I somehow feel that a distinction is made between my anatomy and the genre that is "played". This puts on the table the presence of three contingent dimensions of the body idea: anatomical sex, gender identity and performative gender. If my anatomy is already distinct from my genre and both are different from the genre of interpretation, then Lili Putana creates a dissonance not only between sex and performance, but also between sex and gender, and between gender and performance.