Jose Macabra Flow Ritual Part #1 (inspired by Transcendence a/v show)
This piece was presented at:

THE COMPUTER ARTS SOCIETY
ESTABLISHED 1968, CELEBRATING 50 YEARS. #CAS50

EVENT TWO

THE SOUNDPOD
SATURDAY 13TH, MONDAY 15TH, TUESDAY 16TH AND WEDNESDAY 17TH JULY 2019
ROYAL COLLEGE OF ART, KENSINGTON CAMPUS, LONDON
The SoundPod has been custom-made for EventTwo. It contains a collection of contemporary and historic sound artworks that can be selected and listened to using professional-quality headphones. The 15 works being presented have been curated by Jon Weinel. The SoundPod itself was designed and built by Sean Clark.

We hope to make the contemporary tracks available online following the Event Two exhibition.

Jose Macabra Flow Ritual Part #1

With over two decades actively searching for music and with a bunch of legendary dj sets behind his back, [d.y] is one of the most experienced and significant figures of Hungarian electronic underground. To date he is a restless selector, and makes no compromise when it comes to style – his sets are characterized by musical versatility and unmached mixing skills.


Két évtizednyi aktív zenegyűjtéssel és legendás fellépésekkel a háta mögött [d.y] a hazai színtér egyik legelőremutatóbb és legtapasztaltabb alakja. Mindmáig megalkuvás nélkül, fáradhatatlanul kutatja a zenét, szettjeit a sokszínűség és a csalhatatlan mixeléstechnikai rutin jellemzi.


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Jose Macabra, is an artist, sound designer, producer, video director, radio DJ/podcast maker and curator. 

Jose teaches Sound Arts and Music Production at the London College of Communications, UAL and other educational establishments. His work nourishes many influences, from the industrial and noise panoramas, together with a legion of related genres such as ritual and the darker flavours of techno, blended with sound art, soundscape, art brut and experimental music.
 
Jose has worked with and for Kimatica Studio, Persona Collective, Ernesto Tomasini, Ron Athey, HR. Giger, Sally Mann, J. Milo Taylor, Nicola Serra, Christian Duka, Martin Delaney, Eraldo Bernocchi, FFIN DANCE Company, Rum Luck Theatre Company, Persona Collective, UCL, UAL, SAE Institute, HMPPS Belmarsh and Unite the Union, to name a few.
 
Jose Macabra has performed in art establishment venues, including Barbican, Tate Modern, National Gallery X, Oxford University, Tate Liverpool, BFI, The Photographer's Gallery, Waterman's Centre, The Museum of Consciousness, Camberwell College of Arts, London College of Communication and Kent University. Works involving Jose's music and sound design have toured significant festivals in London, Madrid, Barcelona, Berlin, Hamburg, Athens, Brussels, Milan, Barcelona, Lisbon, Manchester, Liverpool and other cultural centres.
 
Jose's research interests include Electronic Music, Field Recording, Noise Music, Industrial Music, Improvisation, Sound Art, Performance Art, Queer Studies, Ritual Art Practice, Collaborative Practice, Altered States of Consciousness through Sound, Horror, Darkness, Film, Surrealism, Automatic Writing and  Spatial Audio.

"I have no money, no resources, no hopes. I am the happiest being alive." 
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