Perhaps with low quality equipment and no control, computer controlled to achieve audio, part of the village, cut to make a remix of a double mystery.

Hyperbaric hyperbole. Hyperactive Hypercubes. Hi there!

Started Dj-ing in 80s at indie gigs and then on pirate radio/tv station Network 21. Opened his first club in 1985, Toured as DJ with The Shamen, then signed with Rising High Records for the albums Flying High, Global Chillage. Joined up with Pete Namlook to record two albums as Dreamfish. Did two sessions for BBC's John Peel. Residencies at underground clubs like Lost and Megatripolis. Remixed Coldcut's Autumn Leaves which went on to become a classic. Played at Love Parade and Glastonbury festival throughout the 90s. 

Wrote for NME, Mixmag and i-D magazine, presented The Chill Out Zone on Kiss FM.Toured Europe, USA and Japan repeatedly, made mix CDs like The Morning After, Abstract Funk Theory, God Bless The Chilled. Signed with Ninja Tunes and made the album Its Tomorrow Already and singles Nepalese Bliss & Fish Dances. Got involved with the Big Chill at the very beginning in 1994 and played every year since for them. Appeared in the cult movie Modulations. Recorded an album in Japan with Jonah Sharp and Harry Hosono of YMO. Made a TV commercial, soundtracked a play on Radio 3 and remixed the Dr Who theme for the BBC. Talked about Brian Eno on C4. Moved his Nubient club to Big Chill Bar. Won Ibiza Chillout DJ of the year - twice. Did two mixes for Rob da Banks show on Radio 1. Remixed Anne Garner and 6th Sense. Made an Altermodern podcast for the Tate Britain.  2010 won Best Downtempo DJ again, and started new job running Apollo label as part of R+S...

Masayoshi Fujita is a Japanese vibraphonist and composer based in Berlin. Masayoshi first learned how to play the drums, followed by extensive vibraphone training to craft and play his own compositions.

Determined not to stick to traditional vibraphone styles or techniques and theory of composition, he seeks his own sound of vibraphone and new possibility of it. Masayoshi also prepares his instrument with strings of bead, strips of foil and similar objects. The resulting new sounds, akin to distortions, help to expand the vibraphone spectrum without eroding the instrument’s intrinsic character or even abandoning it altogether.

Inspired by the silence and deepness of the fog, the mountains and the gravity within, His music evokes images, atmospheres, sceneries and stories in the listener, the images that have accumulated in himself. At the same time he explores the unexplored beauty of the vibraphone, and pursues the charm of the instrumentation 
and the music itself.

Under his electronic solo project alias, el fog, Masayoshi combines the vibraphone and analogue/digital electronic sound and textured noises using divers experimental methods.

His recent collaboration with German electronic musician Jan Jelinek received a lot of attention from experimental music fans around the world
 
Releases:
"Apologues" / Masayoshi Fujita (Erased Tapes 2015)
"Stories" / Masayoshi Fujita (Flau 2013)
"Schaum" / Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek (Faitiche 2016)
"Do you know Otahiti?" / Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek (Faitiche 2013)
"Bird, Lake, Objects" / Masayoshi Fujita and Jan Jelinek (Faitiche 2010)
"Rebuilding Vibes" / el fog, (Flau 2009)
"Reverberate Slowly" / el fog (Moteer 2007)

http://masayoshifujita.com/
http://www.erasedtapes.com
http://www.flau.jp
http://www.faitiche.de

Katie Davies is a freelance musician, who is currently based in central Edinburgh. Her work is varied, dividing her time between teaching piano and music theory, working as an associate musician of Drake Music Scotland and, of course, exploring her passion for composition and arrangement. 

Katie studied at Durham University, gaining her BA(Hons) Music in 2012. It was here that she discovered her love of arrangement, particularly 70s and 80s funk music for large and small ensemble. Katie now regularly arranges commissioned works for local bands. Katie also developed an interest in music therapy during her time at Durham, completing the Nordoff-Robbins Introduction to Music Therapy short course. Katie now explores her love of working with people with disabilities on a daily basis at Drake Music Scotland. Her sessions combine elements of education, creativity, improvisation, performance and a lot of fun. 

Another service that Katie offers is private piano and music theory tuition. Katie teaches all ages and levels and strives to improve her students' musicianship as well as technical ability. Katie encourages students to sit the ABRSM examinations and has a 100% pass rate. 

It was teaching that gave Katie the inspiration for her latest collection of pieces, The Cat's Pyjamas. This fun collection of jazz/modern piano solo pieces is aimed at intermediate players. Each piece is designed to pose a certain rhythmic challenge, which is the educational focus of the collection. Each piece is programmatic and has a unique character and compelling theme. Katie's intention has always been to make music that finds a balance between the overly simplistic and the inaccessibly challenging. Above all, Katie endeavoured to compose fun and satisfying pieces to play. The Cat's Pyjamas was named after the opening piece, which captures and represents the playful personality of the collection, which is one of its most appealing aspects. 

Katie has been composing since her childhood. Her style has developed over the years and she has now adopted a striking harmonic palette, which is central to her compositions. Katie mostly composes Romantic free form character pieces, which have an interesting fluidity between themes.

Unnur Malin is from Iceland, a country of huge contrasts. Her life combines cosmos and chaos, balance and imbalance, two opposites living in one mind, one body, all at once, taking turns, ... this protrudes to her music which is in turn both cosmic and chaotic, bright and dark, high and low... but always it's uniquely hers.
A singer-songwriter, composer, troubadour. actress, visual artist and a poet. 
Unnur Malin lives in the country side in South Iceland, just an hours drive from Reykjavík. She has performed all around Iceland, and toured  with her music in Italy.

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