Atari ist mit Kassio in Italien – und Otello Ortlieb fühlt sich im Stich gelassen. Also steigt er beleidigt in den nächsten Zug und landet in Bremen und Bremerhaven. Dort entdeckt er die Geschichten des Hafens, begegnet einer Apfelsammlerin mitten in der Stadt, verliert sich im Auswanderermuseum – und spricht mit einem ehemaligen Hamburger Drogendealer, der überraschend nahbar von seinem alten Leben erzählt. | 

Sprecher: Lars Rudolph | 
Sprecherin: Jodie Ahlborn |

Piano: Isabel Anders |
Cello: Johannes Fink |
Violin: Eli Khentov | 
Doublebass: Rudolfo Paccapelo | 

Produktion:
Elias Gottstein Großraum Geräusche und Co KG,
Berlin 2025

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Otello's Reise 4/8 – nach Bremerhaven

Multisensora ekskursija Latvijas Nacionālajā mākslas muzejā – jauns piekļūstamības risinājums cilvēkiem ar redzes traucējumiem 

Kārlis Padegs. Madonna ar ložmetēju

Johans Heinrihs Baumanis. Tirgotāja Georga Konrāda Nestora portrets

Janis Rozentāls. Melna čūska miltus mala

Teodors Zaļkalns. Cūka

Vilhelms Purvītis. Atkusnis

Romans Suta. Klusā daba ar trīsstūra lineālu

Janis Rozentāls. No pļavas

Circles of belonging artwork no.2, behind the piece

Circles of Belonging

Circles of belonging no.2

Brøther - Kicks (Rework)

🏛 Latvijas Nacionālā mākslas muzeja galvenā ēka
🏛 Mākslas muzejs RĪGAS BIRŽA
🏛 Dekoratīvās mākslas un dizaina muzejs
🏛 Izstāžu zāle ARSENĀLS (šobrīd slēgta rekonstrukcijai)
🏛 Romana Sutas un Aleksandras Beļcovas muzejs
🏛 Ekspozīcija “Skulptūru mežs. Antīkās un renesanses tēlniecības nolējumi” Muzeju krātuvē.

THAR/TAR → Brøther. Thunder-born, archive-fed. BAM BAM.
Everything you hear is recorded live (APC 40 mkII) — 90% first take, no edits.
Memory is sacred.
Spirit is not for sale.
What you hear is what was felt in real time.
Tarik Yazici | Born 09-06-1979
The three-minute transitionist.
Tarik began spinning at 16, blending vinyl like a shadow technician. By 19, he was producing—chasing sounds through Reason and Cubase before finding his true home in Ableton Live.
Known for his surgical three-minute transitions, Tarik doesn’t just mix—he sculpts. Each set is a single flow, each hand-off a transformation. His code is simple yet absolute: 99% first take, no edits. What you hear is what was lived.
Inspired by Underworld, The Chemical Brothers, Luke Slater, Jeff Mills, Dave Clarke, Yan Cook, and Røhad, Brøther’s style fuses pulse, grit, and raw emotion—always shifting, always alive.
This isn’t just DJing. It’s a living archive.
A legacy carved in transitions.
A statement in sound.
Let it echo.
Let it grow.
Let it return.

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