Musician, DJ, Software Engineer and Teacher.

Mothers Against Noise collective.

Born in São Paulo, 1983. Studies composition at UNICAMP, and Masters in music at University of São Paulo ("Physicality in recent musical practices").

Works as composer, improviser and performer. As a performer, has participated in the premiere of several pieces by Brazilian composers. “Vértebra” [2012], his first solo CD as a performer, has pieces by five different composers, all dedicated to him and written specially for the project. In his practice is frequent the use of extended techniques and live-electronics. In 2012 also released the free improvisation album "Trios & Quartetos", in duo with Henrique Iwao and the participation of several guests, available for free download at www.limiares.com.br.

As a composer, works with electroacoustic music (with two album released with his pieces: “Dance Music” [2008] and “Música Eletrônica 2004” [2009]), multimedia works (such as the dance/installation “Corpos Urbanos” [2008] and the dance/lights/music performance “Trio” [2011]) and chamber music (recent works include the tring trio “r r” [2011], for string trio, and the electric guitar quartet “27s(pNM)”, written for Zwerm). His music often puts the performers in extreme situations, demanding full engagement of the body and questioning the standardization of techniques, materials, forms and approaches.

Also is one of the organizers of the activities of Ibrasotope, a collective of experimental music in São Paulo.

Colin Riley, composer

I hope you enjoy the music.

www.colinriley.co.uk

'Wry, fond, understated and slightly bonkers' The Guardian
‘Beautiful, clever and direct’ Classical Music Magazine
‘Tantalising new territory’  The Times  
‘Has the hairs rising on the back of your neck.’ Birmingham Post
‘Something extraordinarily strange and beautiful.’ BBC Radio 1
‘Riley is that rarest of birds, a genuine original.’ London Jazz Blog
‘There are many intelligent musicians whose work defies casual categorization. Riley is one such musician.’ Classical Source

Festival que teve sua primeira edição em julho de 2015, com participação de artistas de diversos países, tocando em diversos espaços culturais de São Paulo.
Segunda edição prevista para julho de 2016.
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FIME had its first edition in July 2015, with artists from several different countries playing in São Paulo.
Second edition will take place in July 2016.
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O FIME – Festival Internacional de Música Experimental é organizado pelo Ibrasotope. A primeira edição foi realizada em parceria com o SESC-SP, e teve apoio do Governo do Estado de São Paulo e da Secretaria de Estado da Cultura por meio do Proac – Programa de Ação Cultural.

Experimental composer and abstract turntablist. PhD student RNCM
Drafts, WIPs, random

Javier Areal Vélez
Jorge Espinal
Agustín Genoud
Pablo Verón

Art: Samuel Sahlieh

Contact: javierarealvelez@gmail.com


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Alma Laprida was born in 1985. Her experience with music includes studies in a Conservatory, pure improvisation and, recently, studies in Electronic Arts. She studied piano and guitar, and also played bass and percussion. She sang in a classical music choir and she screamed imitating her punk rock heroes in school bands. She sang jazz for years and learned how to improvise. She played in a medieval music ensemble for six years, learned about ancient instruments and discovered non-tonal music. Now she uses her medieval trumpet marine and her voice to improvise, but she knows that the music she likes the most is one she has never heard yet.


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