AntiMūsa

Jacopo Casasola (2000) is a musician and composer from Udine, based in Bologna. His activity moves in the direction of acousmatic music, with a particular focus on the relationship between space and sound. 
He is particularly interested in timbre, what sounds can offer in their immediate complexity and internal evolution. Acousmatic music, as well as minimalist and drone music, offer him the cue for an aesthetic based on patient temporal relaxation, capable of allowing to enter 'inside' the sound.
As a musician, he plays electric bass, guitar, rattles and bells, as well as various instruments hybridised with electronic processing.
There is also a strong interest in multimedia, installation art, performance art, theatre, video art, as well as in any hybridisation between sound and other expressive characters, to touch on terrain that is difficult to qualify. 
He is currently attending a two-year course in Sound design at the Giovan Battista Martini Conservatory of Music in Bologna, after graduating from the three-year course in Electronic Music.

Timo Petmanson (born in 1986) is an Estonian keyboard player and hobby musician.

Credits to Liisi Grünberg for creating all the artwork:
https://www.instagram.com/liisigrun

These compositions are my experiments with Progressive Electronic Microtonal music using the CSound program to create the instruments.  It has been an interesting experience and I hope you find it as interesting as I have.  If you are interested in the technical details, check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDQJxi2O7Ds&list=PLEQ2UEeEQ_VutimRr1IY1QPeZpb7ruhSP.

AntiMūsa

Tõnis Leemets