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Baud is a German-Italian DJ and musician who is much inspired by the electronic music scene--but not only. In her sets, she mixes a large range of different rhythms, in order to create a multi-colored atmosphere that evokes varied feelings.
From playing harder edge Techno with remixes of favorite songs to experimental and creepy tracks and beats, she collects daily, she aims to cross barriers of redundancy and find her own unique way of expression. Along with co-organizing music festivals such as Fusion while following the music scene in Berlin, her home base since 2015 has been at the Eschschloraque Rümpschrümp, one of the greatest artistic platforms of Berlin since early 90'. It’s here that she learned how to DJ and raise her music knowledge to a higher level. As she doesn't see a barrier between music and social engagement, she often plays and co-organizes antiracist and queer events. It's for a queer night, when she had to associate a genre to her name, where she invented the term "Electrofluid", which she kept as the perfect description of the music she's playing. She gave the same name to the club nights she monthly organizes in the pisan club "Caracol", where she invites and plays along many djs, locals as well as from abroad.  
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Baud è una DJ e musicista italo-tedesca ispirata dalla scena musicale elettronica -- ma non solo. Nei suoi set, infatti, mescola stili e ritmi diversi che colleziona nei suoi viaggi per creare un'atmosfera variopinta. Alternando tracce più sperimentali a remix dei suoi pezzi preferiti, intende superare le barriere della ridondanza per trovare nuove vie d'espressione. Per molti anni Baud ha gravitato principalmente fra Italia e Berlino, dove ha seguito da vicino gli ambienti musicali partecipando attivamente a molti festival (come il Fusion) ed eventi (Eschschloraque Rümpschrümp dal 2015), confrontando la propria creatività con quella dei DJ e musicisti locali. Vedendo una continuità fra attività musicale e coinvolgimento sociale, la sua musica scorre a feste di contenuto per liberare animi omofobi o razzisti. Per uno di questi eventi, in cui le è stato chiesto di associare un genere musicale al suo nome, ha inventato il termine "Electrofluid" a cui si è affezionata. Si chiama così anche la serata mensile fissa che organizza al Caracol (Pisa), alla quale invita e suona insieme a vari dj, sia locals che dall'estero.

Vivid Tribe Of Psychics is the meeting of the fine fleur of the necrophile hummingbird netlabel.
www.horsnorme.org
CorteX https://archive.org/details/CorteX_Out_Of_Order
Yoshiwaku https://archive.org/details/YOSHIWAKU_23_DarkJazz_DubStep_Greats
Claire Obscure https://archive.org/details/Claire_Obscure_Eclair_Obscur
Wild Worm Web http://archive.org/details/BornToBeCannonFodder
Twin Realities Dreamers http://archive.org/details/DesireSellotapeAside
Parrhesia Sound System http://archive.org/details/TheAcidKaleidoscopeExperience
Chromatic http://archive.org/details/FeuDeJoie
Gestalt OrchestrA http://archive.org/details/CankuWakan
are actually involve in that project.

Thank so much to Lilyluciole who have done the artwork for the upcoming free release selftitled.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lilyluciole/
Thanks to Genesis Breyer Porridge, with his interview to Zendik Farm magazine he inspirated our tribe union.
Thanks to Tom Ellard for developping the Op series concept of living music. 
Thanks to the Jujuka of Morrocco for their help on WWW tracks and Bryon Gysin for his poem.

http://www.ragtagradical.com
hazy worlds
a sensual laser voyage
a passive aggressive paradise
or aggressive cheese
Let me know if you'd like to use any of my music in a project.
I started making music April 2017. Now I find that I can't stop.
my songs have gotten shorter and  shorter as I feel the limitations of my musical ideas, or my attention span, but I think they work well as snippets, or moments before outstaying their welcome

Queer Greek-British producer, singer, composer and visual artist Aphty Khéa, blends driving beats and captivating melodies, that journey from warm and blissful harmonies, to distorted and aggressive tongue-in-cheek shouting. Their toplines are performed in English and Greek, and their productions explore the world of electronica, dance & UK rave culture, starting from electronic pop, and moving on to deconstructed club, house, garage and drum & bass. 

Supported on Radio 1 by Jamz Supernova on and Jaguar on BBC Introducing Dance, their latest EP 'Salt & Copper' received a warm welcome, with further features included on 6 Music with Lauren Laverne, DJ Mag, Mixmag, Beatport and KALTBLUT Magazine. 

Lyrically, Aphty bears tales of vulnerability with poetic messages, touching on subjects of queerness, gender identity, social anxiety, death, existentialism, sex, menstruation and radical self love. Using a mixture of chopped, pasted and edited samples, they surgically dissect every sound they make including synths, piano, percussion, whilst sampling every single vocal style that exists is their voice.  Moving between Berlin, London and Athens, Aphty Khéa builds a hard-hitting visual sound world, offering through their music videos a glimpse into their imagined sonic dreamland.

With a musical background that spans choir from the age of six, studying classical singing and piano at school, winning junior Eurovision in Greece, then swapping their home country for London at 18 to study contemporary singing and vocals at the ICMP Music Institute, and finally a BA degree in songwriting. Beyond composing, performing and producing their music Aphty, has participated in the radical left scenes of Greece, France and Germany standing in solidarity for dignified living in the LGBTQIA+,  anti-capitalist, antiracist, antifascist and antisexist scenes.

"She literally stopped me in my tracks" - Mary Anne Hobbs, BBC 6 Music 

"She hushed the room to awed silence and even at one point appeared to play a Theremin with her head." - MOJO Magazine

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