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"The two sound artists behind Atrice draw inspiration from everyday encounters and digital overstimulation. Their work is influenced by acousmatic and electroacoustic music while following an intuitive approach.
With degrees in composition, music theory and sound art, they manipulate multiple sound sources through digital sound design to create tactile, sculptural sounds. Their output features varying sonic textures, acoustic gestures and organic transitions through suspended states."

Rinse France Podcast

RONI INVITE ATRICE - 27 Décembre 2023

Unspeakable Visions

Hometapers's Tricky Universe

Shoreless Continuum w/ Seul Ensemble (20/09/24)

For my new show, I will be diving in a shoreless sonic continuum. 
Once every two months I&amp#39;ll be on my own, trying to draw connections between genres, eras, intentions, or even feelings, to emphasize what appears to me as logical relations between sounds. From &ampquot;Gorillaz-type beats&ampquot; to Torchouze Disco, I&amp#39;ll try to suggest a sensitive approach to mixing.
Every other months, I will be joined by friends and foes from around the continuum, to get their perspective on how they approach and deal with their own sensitive listening.


Shoreless Continuum w/ Knut Vandekerkhove (18/10/24)

Quelles-sont la ou les sonneries de vos téléphones qui vont ont marquées? qui vous ont amusé, dont vous étiez super fièr.e.s ou qui vous faisait honte ? La sonnerie de réveil qui était la seule à vous réveiller ? Celle qui vous met de bonne humeur tous les matins?
Dans cette émission du Lonely Life Lovers Club on parle donc des sonneries de mobile et de réveil qui nous ont marquées.


JOINTHECAST w/ Azuleski &ampamp; Anonymous (25/10/24)

One hour of haunting breaks and melting vocals dipped in sticky clubby flows. This episode of Carrie Cassie is taken over by swedish London-based producer, dj and sound-designer aircode, who intricates crafty soundscapes with ever-switching rhythms in her productions. She has released music through Gin &ampamp; Platonic, Alien Jams, Tobago Tracks &ampamp; more.


CARRIE CASSIE w/ aircode (05/11/24)

This month, I&amp#39;m taking you on an exploration of the controversial and unloved genre that is black metal, but without playing any of it. For this thesis, I tried to identify the key emotions of this music, such as depression, violence, extreme sadness, resilience, folklore. I then located these emotions inside other tracks of other genres, and arranged them together to issue some kind of a blueprint for black metal. I&amp#39;m obviously talking the whole time. Enjoy !


Shoreless Continuum w/ Seul Ensemble (15/11/24)

https://soundcloud.com/matildatjader & Julie Falk

https://www.retreatradio.net/scaling

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Scaling #14 w/ Matilda Tjäder & Julie Falk (30/10/24)

New Album "Luna Aux" out January 10th
https://a-v-c.bandcamp.com/album/luna-aux

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What happens when dubby drum & bass meets Dischord’s post-punk colossus Black Eyes? “Break” is the new EP from NY’s Relaxer, the long running alias of Daniel Martin-McCormick (Black Eyes, Ital and co-founder of Dripping), and it signals a decisive shift in his music.

Prompted by friends to write a drum & bass live set just as Black Eyes was reuniting, the results didn’t quite fit the d&b genre. But it felt right. Quick, nimble, with room for the ferocity of his favorite post punk and some of the spaciousness of dub. Evergreen vibes, really, but seen from a fresh perspective.

Honed over a period of two years, the five tracks on “Break” fuse Relaxer’s careening, technoid sounds with free jazz-tinted drum programming, snarling sound design and spacious echo trails. It’s a perfect fit for 29 Speedway’s future-facing, exploratory anti-genre approach to electronics. The tape features two remixes by the singular DJ Marcelle and mastering by Dubplates & Mastering. Daniel tells his side of the story below:

“Two years ago my friends who run the drum ‘n’ bass party Headznite asked me to write a live set for a Ukraine fundraiser they were putting on. Right at the same time, my punk band Black Eyes was having our first practices in 20 years, which meant I was re-training my body to scream at top volume and high registers and to lay into my guitar at full force. In those same months, Dripping was forming and ideas were flying for crazy, boundary-pushing lineups. I had just finished writing the meditative composition suite “In Softening Air” and was feeling the call; it was time to let it rip.

Everything poured into that live set for Headznite, and a new style was born. Relaxer had begun as a decisively techno project, but pushing the BPMs and working in drum breaks tweaked the formula enough to cut any lingering ties with that ethos.

Over the next two years I kept on it, writing more, recording, pushing the technique and exploring the sound. “Break” is the first time any of this work has been made public. Sometimes a detour can hack your brain. My first dance 12” as Ital was supposed to be a one-off side project to my punk band and it ended up taking over my life. Now punk music is calling asking for the debt to be repaid. Fuck it.”

Written & recorded by Daniel Martin-McCormick, 2022-2024.
Mixed by Daniel Martin-McCormick & Sol León, with assistance from Sphente Shepherd.
Mastered at Dubplates & Mastering.
Art & design by Brian Mark.
Thanks to Headznite for the prompt.

Chasing Your Own Tail (DJ Marcelle's Strong Tale Remix)

A series of sound journeys into the cloud world of bULt


bULt Mental Technologies w/ Şürale (11/12/24)

Shoreless Continuum w/ Morearin (13/12/24)

DAUERZUSTAND DES LEIDENS

Track 2 from the 'Lullabies for Parasomniacs' album by Disco Outcast.

Ghost in the algorithm

THE REAL HARDCORE 😇 - V . 7

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