Tangerine live on Refuge Radio x Patterns of Perception 15.07.23

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Adem KURT:
Being a story-teller who encapsulates noises throughout a shared-universal narration of culture is the main sound concept behind of Herhangi's perspective. Since 2012, under the name "Herhangi", Adem Kurt has been producing and giving live performances by capturing emotional depth sounds. Based in Istanbul and Tokyo, Adem also works as a music director which gives him access to create instances of creation/alteration/cancellation in a multi-disciplinary art.

As a true music enthusiast, my heart beats to the rhythm of every beat and melody that fills the air. Whether it's the soothing sounds of a classical symphony or the pulsating beats of electronic dance music, I'm always eager to immerse myself in the sonic world that music creates. My playlists are a reflection of my eclectic taste, spanning genres from jazz to hip-hop, rock to pop - I believe that music is a universal language that connects us all.

Somewhere ⚭ between

The most interesting moments are always in the spaces between.
When beginnings and endings are ambiguous.
Things greater than the sum of parts unknown.
Intersections of the unexpected.
Ever shifting.
In the Interimm.

Passionate, creative, and harmonious, l live for melodies and rhythms, making music with joy and freedom

Sometimes dance, sometimes ambient 



I live, work, and make music on the un-ceded lands and waters of the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation. 

Australia's institutional and legal foundations were founded on the myth that nobody inhabited this continent when the first fleet of boats coming from England arrived. Speaking for settlers like myself, the least we can do is redistribute our privilege (whatever forms it might take) earned off the back of a history and ongoing practice of dispossession, erasure and violence perpetuated against First Nations peoples.   

Making music against this backdrop will always feel fraught to me until we achieve real justice and honour the many Indigenous legal orders, polities, knowledges and traditions that are already in existence in this place but have been denied by the State of their rightful, sovereign legitimacy.  

If you have read this far down, I encourage you to: 
                           --> https://paytherent.net.au
                           --> read up on the treaty process happening right now in          so-called Victoria https://www.firstpeoplesvic.org/treaty/
                         --> Always was, Always will be. Free Palestine.

Constantly trying to communicate something incommunicable, to explain something inexplicable, to tell about something I only feel in my bones...