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Organizzatrice di suoni, Johann Merrich si occupa di ricerca e sperimentazione elettronica. I suoi progetti in solo ed ensemble – presentati a Santarcangelo Festival (2018) e alla Biennale D’Arte di Venezia (Padiglione Francia, 2017) – sono stati accolti come opening da artisti quali Zu, Teho Teardo, Mouse on Mars, Roedelius ed Evan Parker. Direttore artistico della netlabel electronicgirls, dal 2018  fa parte assieme a eeviac de L’Impero della Luce, duo dedicato alle sonorità dei campi elettromagnetici. Nel 2019 ha pubblicato per Arcana Edizioni il libro “Breve storia della musica elettronica e delle sue protagoniste”. A partire dal mese di maggio 2019, propone per musicaelettronica.it una nuova visione della storia della musica elettronica.
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Sound organizer, Johann Merrich is dedicating her life to electronic experimentation and research. Her collective projects have been presented in the framework of festival such as Santarcangelo Festival (2018), Venice Biennale (French Pavilion, 2017) while her solo shows warmed the stage before concerts of many established artists (Zu, Teho Teardo, Mouse on Mars, Roedelius, Evan Parker…). Artistic director of electronicgirls, from 2018 she’s part of L’Impero della Luce, experimental music duo formed with eeviac and dedicated to electromagnetic sounds. In 2019 she published her second book on history of electronic music for Arcana Edizioni, Rome

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DISCOGRAPHY 
2002 - Hm?, "A lady in alabama" (with Genecyst) 
2003 - Hm?, "Anything is conductable" (with Genecyst) 
2008 - Johann Merrich, "USSR Vs Paradise (in six movements)" (www.otouv.org) 
2009 - Johann Merrich, "FRICADELIQUE! (how to be a flower-power nihilist)  on www.clinicalarchives.spyw.com 
           - Johann Merrich's Hyperion in "Clinical Anthology 2006-2009"   on www.clinicalarchives.spyw.com 
2010 -  Johann Merrich's Mato Grosso Mourning Glory In "n-o-r-mal II"  on http://justnotnormal.wordpress.com/
2011 -  Johann Merrich's Energieundvandlung in "Electronicgirls Vol. 1" http://www.electronicgirls.org/wp/
2012 - Johann Merrich's DXme in "Electronicgirls Crossing the Line" http://www.electronicgirls.org/wp/
2012 - Johann Merrich, "7 Tone-Floats for a Self Destruction"  on http://www.electronicgirls.org/wp/
2014 - Johann Merrich "Feeling like a Dalek" in Electronicgirls Vol. 2

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