Shooting Into The Dark

This work seeks to explore the concept of expansion or propagation in diverse sonic contexts. A landscape of lucid dreams in which reality and fantasy are mixed. It also represents my real and imaginary fears, which when listened to together become smaller and more understandable. The sound materials were collected entirely in the city of Biel and each of them represents a specific moment of reflection. The sound scenes within the work are presented as micro chapters or rather, as if it were a book of short stories. The work is thought as the initial presentation of the motives that later in the development of the work (not yet composed) will be worked more deeply in an intimate way.

Max Q Santander


"Max Q. Santander takes the ears for a walk in "Propagacion", first packing them in cotton wool, mercilessly compressing them in a technical space of at least seven dimensions and then releasing them binaurally, on a green meadow. There are geese, they cackle, no they sing, or was that a clarinet? The walk continues into the city, the ears hear one's own footsteps and machines with combustion engines in close proximity. A brain thinks: climate crisis. And already the ears are back in nature, it rustles, croaks and relaxes. Finally, the filters close, focus on their lowest common denominator and grind up the last recognisable frequency in the shredder of algorithms."

Andi Otto
(de:bug magazine style review)

PROPAGACION

Andrea Burggraf's music tells the story of a wanderer’s journey through folklore; tales of getting lost and being found, of letting go and digging in, of the secrets tucked deep in the woods and in the grains of sand at the sea. With each song the music leads you on an eccentric tour throughout distinctive cultures and beautiful places, transforming every unique story into short romance’s of life on the road.

Shooting Into The Dark

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