Of the Siraya people, Sandra Tavali is a former keyboardist of the classical ensemble "Indulge" and the well-know metal band "Chthonic". She is the composer for the TV documentary "Unknown Taiwan" produced by the Discovery Channel. Also, she was the artistic  director of the musical "Dark Baroque.”
 
She began her music learning in Piano, Electone, Theory with her father Prof. Mao-sung Lee. Her musical works crossover between classical and fine art, film and documentaries .  She started to work for theatre computer music workshops since 2013, encourage young musicians to work with deeper think-through creativities and collaborate with other international artists.
 
Ms. Tavali earned the Master of Music degree in Computer Music from the Peabody Conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. Where she studied computer music performance and composition with Prof. Geoffrey Wright. She had studied Pipe Organ and Harpsichord with Prof. Alexander Sung in the Music Department of Soo Chow University Taipei, and Piano and Electone with Prof. Mao-Song Lee  and Prof. Yoon-Ai Lee in the Music Department of Tainan University of Technology. 

Her compositions  "Ban Shan" was featured at the International Society for Music Information Retrieval 2014  (ISMIR, Taiwan),  selected at Sound and Music Computer Conference (SMC, Ireland), and featured at 2016 klingt gut! Symposium on Sound, Hamburg, Germany; "Dirge" was featured at the International Computer Music Conference 2015  (ICMC, USA), "River, Rim and the Earth" was selected at ISMIR 2015 (Spain), featured at New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival and New York Philharmonic Biennial, "The Wind Bloweth Where It Listeth （風隨意 )"will be featured  at WOCMAT-ISMIR 2016.
 
She is currently one of the curators of sound and music in Guling Street Avant-Garde Theatre, Taipei, also a faculty member of Fu-jen Unversity and National Tsing Hua University.

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Deep Filth stands for the element in quality electronic music. His charisma,energy and hard work have ensured his status as one of the hottest and talented up &amp; coming Trash Electro Dj's &amp; Producers in South Africa. Witch his trademark dirty sounds and his intoxicating presence he has pushed himself to higher levels and is a true pioneer to the local and international dance culture.
A prolific producer and multi-talented entertainer,he never fails to impress with his overwhelming amount of energy that he injects into every set. Currently signed to the notorious electro Label 'Plasmapool'Records' his name is among the best such as Miles Dyson, Aaren San &amp; Dirty Loud to name a few


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Musician and composer Thomas Vaquié dedicates most of his time composing music and sound design for moving image, in particular for Cinema and documentary.

He founded Chocolat-Noisette with Jeff Levillain, a post production studio based in Brussels. Since 2007, they have been working on sound recording, sound editing and mixing for European movies industry.

Over the last few years he has specialized in music experimentation for audiovisual work with the AntiVJ visual label, creating site-specific pieces for the Old Port of Montreal’s metallic conveyor tower, in Songdo (South Korea’s futurist city project), Hala Stulecia (Poland’s 70m diameter concrete dome) or France’s Centre Pompidou Metz designed by Shigeru Ban.
Thomas also creates very modern compositions for immersive audiovisual installations, (AntiVJ’s 3Destruct, Light Sculptures v2 and Cityscape 2095 projects).

With a strong sense of composition and narrative (he has co-directed certain projects with AntiVJ visual Directors), sound designer skills and a capacity to project an image sonically, Thomas produces striking, emotional and physical pieces and tries to extend visual experiences into physical ones.

TISH LAMPERT
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Originally from New York City, Tish Lampert began her work as a photojournalist in London where she free-lanced for numerous publications and newspapers, including The London Times, The Evening Standard, and Time Out Magazine. She distinguished herself as one of the only women who photographed inside the mines at Abergavenny, Wales. Today Lampert’s work focuses on human rights issues. She has worked for the most important NGO’s who fight for civil injustice. For five years she served as media director and photographer for Voices of African Mothers, an accredited NGO at the United Nations. Lampert has served as the senior documentarian, for CAP (Conflict Awareness Program). Her photographs from the Congo have been exhibited at UCLA, Laguna Beach, Malibu, Los Angeles and the United Nations, in New York. Some of Lampert’s most powerful work was done for the United Nations, in the Congo. These assignments have also taken her to Ghana, Kenya, Burundi, and Rwanda. The World Federation of the United Nations Association brought Lampert to New York to photograph Secretary General Ban Ki - moon, Under Secretary General Anwarul Chowdhury and Hans Blix. The United Nations Association honored Lampert for her achievement as a photojournalist in Sub-Sahara. In March, 2013, Under-Secretary General, Michelle Bachelet, commended Lampert for her work with women, in the Congo. Tish Lampert’s eighteen years of chronicling U.S. citizens exercising their First Amendment Rights has evolved into two books, America Speaks and I Protest, and a podcast: America Speaks. Ms. Lampert is a 2013 recipient of a Nathan Cummings Foundation Grant for America Speaks. A copy of the book was presented to Michelle Obama.  Both America Speaks and the author’s forthcoming book, I Protest, are endorsed by Martin Sheen, Harry Belafonte, Dennis Macdougal, and Greg Palast. In June 2013, Ms. Lampert exhibited this work at the United Nations. Lampert’s images are used by NCORE, at their national conference, in Washington D.C., and in San Francisco. Lampert’s work was featured at PHOTO LA, 2016. She is currently in a LACMA exhibition, The Art of Protest, Church of the Epiphany. The LA Times recently spotlighted Lampert’s work. Her photographs are apart of numerous private collections both corporate and individual.

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David is a 21 years old french artist living in Toulouse. He's Techno Minimal DJ, but before everything, he's a electronic music producer. He was involved in many kind of project including the soundtrack of web series. Attending a lot of minimal techno nights around Toulouse (at the Inox Electronic club for example), he gets his inspiration in the work of international artists like Magda, Alan Fitzpatrick, Len Faki, Marco Carola or Marco Bailey.
He definitely want to have a name in the world of electronic music.



Li Zong graduated from Shanghai Conservatory of Music with a bachelor’s degree in Music Composition and Production, and a master’s degree in Electronic Music Design. He holds a master's degree in Scoring for film and Multimedia from New York University. 

Zong plays an active role in the fields of multimedia scoring, indie music, fashion music, etc. Prior to coming to the U.S., he arranged music for TV programs such as “China's Got Talent" and “The Voice of China”, composed music for many movies, television series and commercials such as “The Banquet”, “A Land Without Boundaries”, “Detective Dee”, Kingsoft, Yishion fashion, etc. 

Upon his U.S. arrival, Zong’s works have appeared successfully on stage at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations and many other prestigious venues and events. It is worth mentioning that "The Charm - Traditional Instrument, Modern Interpretation", a new folk music concert at the Carnegie Hall not only interpreted Sino-American musical culture through original repertoires but also brought traditional Chinese music new international vitality. The concert received congratulations and support from NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio, Congresswoman Grace Meng, the Chinese Consulate General in New York, and highlighted by Agence France-Presse, China Daily, South China Morning Post, and other international mainstream media. Zong’s composition “Peace” was performed live by erhu and pipa musicians at the U.N. High-level Forum on the Culture of Peace in front of Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and representatives from more than 40 countries, who praised the work to have transcended the boundaries of traditional and modern music, fusing Chinese music with global tunes. 

In additional, Zong has composed runway music for four consecutive New York Fashion Week shows since 2014. His composition styles range from contemporary, modern electronic, Jazz, progressive rock, pop to world fusion. He composed the official theme song “Dreamspell” and official album “Solar Storm” for Vocaloid China’s V-singers, produced albums “Black Silk” and “Vermilion Bird” for overseas Chinese folk musicians. He has released several music albums such as “Drowning” and “Anima Blooming in Aqua”, composed soundtracks for over a dozen independent films and documentaries, among which “Woman's Gaze”, “Supercar Man”, and “The Visit” were chosen for Festival de Cannes, Hollywood International Film Festival, TMC London Film Festival, etc.

This is my personal profile. You can find my current work on https://soundcloud.com/jay_ban

i’m back to music scene in dark and progressive techno.

plz look forward to this my new history.

to be continued.....

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