'Ya slip ta bang' is Matthews 12th sonic bike work. This time for Dublin, working with author Mia Gallagher and her debut novel 'Hellfire' (Penguin Ireland 2006)

The music is made for the route the cyclist takes and changes with the journey. Here recorded live from the bike, from somewhere in the middle and along to the Liffy.... 

Find out more and WATCH here  http://sonicbikes.net/ya-slip-ta-bang/

Ya slip ta bang -  somewhere in the middle

Kaffe Matthews is a pioneering composer and sound artist who works live with data, things and places worldwide to make new electroacoustic music for wide ranging audiences. Violin, theremin, star maps, NASA scientists, sharks, children and the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra have all contributed to a growing body of work for sites such as concert halls, sonic bikes, public spaces and the human body. She received a BAFTA in 2004 for Weightless Animals, in 2006 a Distinction, Prix Ars Electronica for Sonic Bed_London  and a NESTA Dreamtime Fellowship.  She is an Honorary Professor of Music at the Shanghai Music Conservatory, and was the first Edgar Varèse Guest Professor, DAAD, at TU Audio Communications, Berlin. 

She has been releasing solo works on Annette Works since 1996. In 2014 she established The Bicrophonic Research Institute(BRI) and is currently developing interactive Sensory Bikes and compositions for them, having made 10 international bike operas to date.

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