Process Series

cyspe & sebastien robert - process part 398 (inner ear meditations)

Alex approaches music since he was 3 years old with his first portable 45 rpm record player. After studying piano at the Vicenza conservatory he became very passionate about mixing and electronic audio equipment and playing in some well-known nightclubs in Vicenza as a dj resident where he always offered tribal and electronic music. The fateful meeting was with his friend Daniele Baldelli in which the musical selection and the cosmic cassettes opened to him a mystical world of electronic, krautrock, new wave, tribal music. Baldelli's free musical approach and amazing mixing techniques were a school. Subsequently he was very inspired by the electronic productions of new various artists and DJs especially Donato Dozzy for whom he has great musical esteem and inspiration. Alex in his research and selection, he always ranges widely without necessarily having a predefined genre, ranging between any artist that he deems musically interesting, trying to give a line of free musical expression that creates a sensorial listening trip and immersion of the mind. 
These mixes were recorded live using teac model 3 mixer, technics turntable and pioneer multiplayer.

Born in Melbourne's Western Suburbs, LS1 (aka Connar Wooles) has a deep connection with Melbourne’s underground music scene. He is one of the founders of Blend, a club night that showcases up & coming acts in the local House & Techno scene. 

As well as being a skilled DJ, Wooles is a trained audio engineer, working at world renowned events including Rainbow Serpent & Pitch Music & Arts Festival. 

Wooles is heavily inspired by a variety of genres in dance music, exploring the connection between hypnotic, dub, progressive house and techno.

Modyfier is an Artist’s platform: it’s an idea acting as energy, it’s an experiment in accrual (as a collection), it’s an attitude that rides creativity and freedom. The Process Series relies on referral as people who participate each suggest someone else, creating its form, shifting in directions I would not be able to steer alone. Matthew Barney once said this about his early ‘Drawing Restraint’ work that really struck me: “I was thinking about how the body functions in training – how the muscle breaks down under resistance and then heals larger and stronger. I was trying to use that process of resistance to create form.”

cyspe & sebastien robert - process part 398 (inner ear meditations)

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