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Pluie/Noir Podcast 034
"You Sow At Random Joy And Disaster"

Sound by Cleymoore
Visual Interpretation by Jav Arshad
Video by Max Binski

CLEYMOORE

:: Welcome back Bruno! How are you?
Feels good to be back, for the obvious reasons.
Been working a lot lately, both on music and graphic design. Between managing P/N and helping out some friend labels I keep myself busy, but doing freelance design works for a living is what takes the biggest chunk of my daily timespan. So I'm deeply tired lately, but it's all very rewarding in the end. And it will surely pay off in the long run.

:: How's 2013 so far? What have you been doing?
These last 2 years have been some of the bumpiest of my life. Between serious family problems and money issues, it has certainly not been easy. I keep my head filled with stuff to do, and I try to keep my optimism as high as possible.
Regarding Pluie/Noir, a lot of delays have been happening in the past regarding production, and I also realized I needed to focus my attention on some artists and lay-off others that were with us in the beginning. I slowly realized I needed to do a re-structure on the imprint and the companies we've been working on. So we have a fixed collective now that keeps me happy and engaged, a new mastering engineer and studio (Pole at his Scape Mastering Studio), a new factory and I'll probably sign new deals with 2 different distributors soon. One to tag along Intergroove on the main label, and a new distributor for the Experimental Media side-project as I have serious plans for it in a near future. My focus will slowly pan towards this project later this year and follow my dreams of releasing quality experimental music on various media formats, for the sake of music itself and pure creative freedom - which most labels lack nowadays.
The PNR003 compilation is finally out in a few weeks and even though it seemed like a crazy move, I felt in my heart I had to put it out, for me and for the future of the artists I'm working with, who are all very humble and dedicated. It's a celebration of that, a year of work with wonderful people, and it deserved all my attention and sweat.

:: Portugal's still one of Europe's most affected countries by the economical crisis. How are you handling?
I'm not, to be honest. My life has been super hard specially due to lack of money to survive. Getting a proper job is next to impossible, and if you do most of the times you'll be underpaid, and explored to the maximum. And if you feel you're being exploited, you're kindly invited to leave as there's always people ready to take your place and work for a few bucks (or for free), specially recently graduated students. Housing is expensive in Lisbon, specially if you consider our minimum wage is currently below 500€.
I got a part-time job this year, it was ok and all but I quit it after a month due to a conflict of interests between me and my own boss. Very different views on creativity and work ethics made it unbearable, unfortunately.
So I decided to move out and leave Portugal behind. It's hard to leave family, beloved ones and friends, but I need to move on and embrace new opportunities, wipe the slate clean. Apart from Tokyo, Paris is one of the cities I always felt extremely attracted to, so I'm currently learning french, looking for a job, and planning my move to Paris as soon as possible. 

:: What's the main idea behind your podcast, when and how was it recorded?
I'm attracted to the Asian culture since I can remember, specially Japan. I can't really explain why or how this happened as all I know was self-discovered. My parents have no particular interest in the "eastern world", so it's something genetic or simply unexplainable. I think it all started with this album my father had from Jean Michel Jarre, "The Concerts in China". I felt drawn to the visual acuity of it, and started exploring a lot of the Asian culture, Japan in particular. Movies, series, animations, books, social history and social habits, I'm just fascinated by it. My ultimate wish is to live in a super high-story flat in Tokyo for some years, and have a typically japanese, almost feudal-era type of house in a forest around Kyoto for the weekends. 
That very personal interest led me to this podcast, and I hate to repeat myself in a podcast series I curate and manage myself, so I like to set the personal tone and do something completely different and unexpected. So in the end it's an homage to Japan, and my respect for it's artists, to some of whom I am fortunate enough to work with today! I approached Jav and sent her the first and last track of my podcast, setting a tone. After some long conversations we both seemed to be mutually inspired to this idea and my entire session revolved around these 2 tracks, very much like Jav's hand-drawn work. Was a great collab and we felt both very in-tune with the "spirituality" of the whole thing.
All the music you hear in this podcast is either from Japan or China, composers, song-writers, producers, or artists who worked with asian composers in the past and/or present (like David Sylvian, for instance).

:: Plans for the future?
My first vinyl releases are on the line, at last. A single + remix on a friend label, the first Pluie/Noir Collective vinyl collaboration with Rack, Marc Neyen and No Hype, my first (mini?) album on Pluie/Noir, and a couple of remixes on vinyl too. There's also an upcoming album on Archipel and a tools EP on Kalimari. So this year and beginning of 2014 I'm definitely marking my comeback as a full-fledged producer (musician?) with more personal productions and a slow brake on remixing. I'm starting violin and guitar lessons too as soon as possible.
Regarding Pluie/Noir, if all goes as I plan it will move with me to Paris and have a fixed address, a headquarters of somekind. Joining forces with Marc Milner "in situ" and co-working with Improvist seems highly promising to me. 
Our releases will start happening more regularly (2-3 months each), and we'll try and fix some club residencies around europe for pluie/noir showcases and art exhibitions. PNEM will release more cassettes, compilations and personal albums, and some picture 7" / 10" vinyls in the future. Our first PNEM vinyl will be from Yoshihiro Hanno (aka Radiq), a vinyl re-issue with some lost experimental pearls from the prolific producer that I adore and admire, only released in digital/cd till now. 
Well, that's just the tip of the iceberg and it's a lot already. Cheers :)

JAV ARSHAD

:: Welcome back Jav. How have you been?
Been amazing these days thanks! Specially since it’s the beginning of a 4 day weekend! 

:: Art seems to take a big chunk out of your timeline. What is consuming your time lately? 
As of late it was the PN Podcast with none other than Bruno/Cleymoore working on the music! The last 2 weeks have been a ride. Definitely made a strong emotional connection with Bruno/Cleymoore’s latest work. A few other projects that I started working on but drifted away from. Very special Pakistan relative piece coming so watch out for that! 

:: Photography and you're hand-drawn micro-detailed art are becoming a visual cue for you, somehow a very vindicated visual signature. Are you considering doing some exhibitions soon?
Thank you! I have toyed with that idea, but I haven’t really gotten around to implementing it yet. It’s a very intimidating thought having your work out there. Exciting too! But we’ll say how that plays out! The thought does make me smile! Right now it feels amazing enough that there are people out there who really do appreciate my work! Maybe soon if the ball keeps rolling? 

:: Once again, you're triptych shows your hand-drawing skills and high level of attention to detail. When and how did you make this triptych?
Thanks! Bruno approached me a couple of weeks ago as he needed a visual! Which is just absolutely amazing in itself. But then he sent me the very first and very last tracks of his podcast, to get a feel. And since then I’ve just been HOOKED! After an hour long conversation which was SUPER SPECIAL and really getting in to it, I’ve spent after work everyday (or even at work sometimes) working on putting together my feelings on paper for this podcast which has come to become very special to me over the last 15 days. It truly is a piece of magic that Cleymoore has created! Keeping true to what's now becoming a point of view, I created a back and white visual using only pen only on this piece. 2 long weeks, 4 days of 8 to 12 hour days just doing this, it's finally done. I think I'n happy with it, hope you guys enjoy it! 

:: Future plans?
Working by day, doing art by night seems to be the way forward! Going to try my best to get back into the photography too! Maybe another piece for P/N? Who knows!  Whatever it is though I think it'll be a good time and is going to get better!


links:
http://www.vimeo.com/pluienoir/pnpodcast034
http://soundcloud.com/cleymoore
http://www.facebook.com/javeria.arshad
http://www.maxbinski.com

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