Name: ADAM Test/Demo by Anton Lindström
Duration: 7 min 26 s
Description: Some sounds from my new instrument 'ADAM' (Analog Drum & Atomic noise Machine)

for tenor saxophone and trombone 

commissioned and performed by Duo Signal 

Alejandro Oliván López - saxophone 
Adrián Albaladejo Díaz - trombone

Noot Noot !! for tenor sax and trombone

The piece Well-Planned Theft for stolen and synthesised sounds deals with productive piracy and looks for aesthetic potentials in the notation – in this case in itself not necessary – of electronic music. It is a stereo composition consisting mainly of sounds taken from various pop songs. These more or less short sound particles are all chosen in such a way that they do not allow any conclusion to be drawn about a specific song in terms of sound. Instead, they stand for certain sound topoi. The theft is artificial in that it is only revealed in the score – as an assertion, so to speak – but cannot be heard from the sound itself.

The initial sounds were initially described relatively precisely in a production score in the style of a bibliography. Reproducing the piece with some interpretive fuzziness would thus be possible. The temporal organisation of the sounds is then established by means of a traditional rhythm notation. The stolen sounds are augmented by some synthesis sounds.

Well-planned Theft proposes a way of notating complex electronic sounds very accurately and yet very easily by considering the entire corpus of published music as a repository of musical material that can be referenced by means of citation. Here, notation is understood less as a medium of communication and more as a compositional tool.

Well-Planned Theft was premiered at KONTAKTE Festival, Akademy of Arts Berlin, 24.09.2022.

Well-Planned Theft

Some sounds from my new instrument 'ADAM' (Analog Drum & Atomic noise Machine)

ADAM Test/Demo

Commissioned, recorded and premiered by Oslo based KRÆKK.

Oslo Hardcore Vol. I - KRÆKK

En Ganska Duglig Kontrapunkt 2

premiered on December 12th 2022 at Geneva's Cathedral

as a duo starting collaboration between

Elisabeth Hubmann - organ 
Nicolas Roulive - electronics

Another Heavy Second for organ and electronics

Performed by flutist Alessandra Rombolà.
https://www.alessandrarombola.com

Audio engineer: Michal Sykora.

Premiered at Grusomhetens Teater in Oslo, January 20223.

offFlute (flute and tape)

SkogsRock’n’orRoll! (Älgarna demonstrerar)

|use good headphones or speakers for better experience|

bubbletea dream for ensemble, electronics and video 

commissioned and premiered by Ensemble Vortex on May 06th, 2024

Rada Hadjikostova - violin
Anne-Laure Dottrens - viola
Aurélien Ferrette - cello
Rubén Castañeda - double bass 
Anne Gilot - bass clarinet 
Chris Moy - electric guitar 
Antonin Jaccard - percussion 
Daniel Zea - electronics

bubbletea dream - for ensemble, electronics and video

improv with my DIY ciat lonbarde paper circuits box, 11/15/2019. minimal processing in ableton. learning to never stay in one place too long.

all corners

Junloop is an audio collage, taking inspiration from the UK dance music scenes of the 2010s, 2000s and 1990s. The musical material is formed with hundreds of digitally modified samples which are arranged in ways that mimic each other. Distinct, spliced and irregular jungle drum pattens float over granular acoustic and digital textures ranging from spliced harps and flutes to artificially formanted and distorted pads. The seven distinct sections either morph into each other through the use of digital techniques or simply ‘cut’ to the next scene with usually a brief flurry of activity aimed at disorientating the listener before arriving at the next passage.  This piece is written for contemporary digital audio workstation.

Junloop

composer, sound & instrument maker. CPH. https://open.spotify.com/artist/4EaQU55kTAtEj2krGQGNW8?si=T7kCq8DqTqqqtpgABIb7iA

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