female:pressure is a database and network of women*, AFAB, transgender, transfeminine, transmasculine, intersex (+gender optional), genderqueer, gender nonconforming, a-gender or/and non-binary artists in electronic music and digital arts. Founded in 1998, we focus on connecting artists, labels, bookers, curators, event organizers and other stakeholders. Over the past several years we have intensified our efforts to increase the visibility of artists and to create new opportunities. Our database is a worldwide resource of talent that can be searched according to criteria like location, profession, style or name.

Booking: Regina green - regina@frontporchproductions.org
Other: info@jessicaekomane.com

'Manifolds' on @shelter-press / portrait INA GRM (split with Laurel Halo)
'Multivocal' on @importantrecords

Lateral Addition aspires to enrich the dialogues among contemporary practices in sound - improvisation, digital music, 'sound art,' etc. - and other areas of current media and visual arts. In order to nurture the growth of these connections, it serves to further elucidate the often esoteric methodologies and thoughts of artists working with sound through original audio material. Edited by Eric Laska

Radio Begijnenstraat is een podcastreeks bestaande uit (eigen) muziek & teksten, woordkunst, literatuur en diepte-interviews van en met gedetineerden op Vleugel F van de gevangenis van Antwerpen.

Het is een audio-kunstproject voortvloeiend uit een structurele samenwerking tussen hell-er vzw en het zorgteam van de gevangenis van Antwerpen en organiseert zich als een samenwerkend collectief met artistieke en therapeutische inslag.

radio continental drift  
a broad casting house in the bag of a listener
out to here unheard voices
a branch of the growing networks of sound workers, 
audio artists, radio communities, and the street corner academies 
of listening and broadcasting 
around the world 
radio is happening 
when people loiter in public places
the air is free!

radio continental drift is a mobile radio drama project focusing on spoken word, “dramatic field-recordings”, narratives usually produced before/ during/ after skills-training workshops or in the context of long-term collective audio media projects such as the NO-GO-ZONES project and the DURBAN SINGS audio media & oral history project. 

The work of radio continental drift takes place on the intersection of sound art, radio drama, media activism, acoustic education and literacy, oral history, community radio and digital communities. At each point of its journey, a project seeks creative and collective ways to exploit the opportunities of digital media for transmitting a story together with the toolbox and infrastructure of its production – be it locally, in collective media projects, or on-line for a global audience. The resulting compositions, radio dramas, trailers and mixes of radio continental drift invite a listener in to a space where “I can hear myself listening”... an awareness about listening as an imaginative, productive and creative act.


julia eckhardt is following