"We Are Entropy_
Chaos Amidst The Dystopia."
(Recommended For Meditation And Bipolar Disorder)
Surreal Soundscapes
Echodreams By Echodreamers
Esoteric Sound-Entropy
Don't be afraid of the Abstract,
Don't be afraid to be Absurd!
“We’re all fighting with a broken Heart!”
Electronic Resistance
(HeadPhones)

compositor(e)
improvvisatore
RCSMM
Milano/Madrid

“João Alegria is an essential figure in the Portuguese underground music scene. With a prolific career spanning over a decade, the guitarist – as he prefers to be called – embodies artistic commitment, resilience, and a deep devotion to crafting dark, experimental soundscapes. The numerous albums the Lisbon-based musician has released testify to a sonic vision akin to its object of study: unhurried and unperturbable, yet continuous and tempestuous."

— João Morado (Beats for Peeps, Cosmofonia, Jazz.pt)

“You paint for fame & status, I paint for freedom & awareness”, reads one of the vertical graffiti that Mr.Paradox Paradise painted on some Berlin building. Likewise, there is nothing in João Alegria’s art that is done with the intention of fame or likes. He spent more than a decade editing with recognition limited to the “community” of sound nomads. “I’ve been doing this for some time and I don’t have a very wide audience”, he admits. However, who knows, knows. And who knows, like it. João Alegria’s music is for connoisseurs. Perhaps that will always be the case.
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However, the unique contours of his art, combined with a stubborn aesthetic consistency and prolificacy, are the characteristics that simultaneously nest and vitalize it. The unconditional and obstinate way in which this “guitarist” – as he likes to be called – has created his work is a rare case of perseverance. His motivation? It’s not entirely explicit, but somewhere between the love of music and the physiological need to create lives the truth of João Alegria. If he lives because he breathes, he seems to make music because he has to live. One senses in his speech an inevitability of cathartic genesis that surreptitiously emerges between the lines like a figure wandering through the night.
João Alegria can also move through the shadows, but his music definitely points to the heavens, full of verticality” 

– João Morado (Beats for Peeps, Cosmofonia, Jazz.pt)

Accordion player and sound artist born in 1977

Making an amplified harp. When learning to play, there were a lot of musical byproducts.

Sjoerd Leijten is a transdisciplinary artist, composer and radio maker with a keen interest in dissident sounds and politics. His practice involves electromagnetism, field recordings, experimental journalism and hacking. Recent works have been shown at Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam, NL), Budapest Spring Festival (Budapest, HU), Van Abbemuseum (Eindhoven, NL), FiraTarrega (Tarrega, ES) and Oerol (Terschelling, NL).

A Rational World available via:
https://numina-tapes.bandcamp.com/album/a-rational-world

MINNOWAHAW available via OGGY RECORDS:
https://oggyrecords.bandcamp.com/album/oggy021-sjoerd-leijten-minnowahaw

NIGHTINGALE available via:
https://numina-tapes.bandcamp.com/album/nightingale-original-motion-picture-soundtrack

Finnish composer, producer, writer and visual artist, focused mainly to algorithmic processes, computer-assisted composition, and various other methods based on cybernetics, chaotic dynamics and stochastic systems, among others. Most programs written by author, various languages. 

Studied musicology at University of Helsinki, computing at OU, Milton Keynes, private studies in composition. Musical genres, from avant-garde/postminimal chamber music to minimal techno, wonky/noskool, IDM, electronica, ambient, experimental. 

Contemporary electroacoustic, experimental and improvised music with analogue synthesizer, fixed sounds & field recordings

www.ericruffing.ch

Mark Ferguson is a wildlife sound recordist. His work draws attention to the sonic nuances of animal behaviour and the fascinating audible relationships between humans, wild species and their shared environments. He is currently based in Northern Ireland, where he spends most of his time documenting the habitats and hidden stories of his native Ulster countryside.

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