Seeing Sound Paul Hanford for Playtronica
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Playtronica is a platform that bridges entertainment, education and art through interactive musical experiences. It is an international collective of musicians, educators, designers and engineers.
Seeing Sound podcast is created to support Orbita: a playful music device that lets you access creativity through sound and colors.
https://orbita.playtronica.com/
https://playtronica.com/
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Live show @ Format Festival 2023, Bentonville (US)
Live recording from the performance at Format Festival, Bentonville (AR) USA
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Playtronica Berlin Live Improv At Neither, Berlin 1 5 23
Playtronica Berlin Station
(electro-acoustic ambient / DE)
Playtronica Berlin Station is a music project from Playtronica Berlin team and their friends.
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Seeing Sound Episode 5. Andrew Pekler, Alifiyah Imani, Monom
The fifth episode of Seeing Sound explores the revelatory experiences that sound can provide. Composer and artist Alifiyah Imani introduces Paul Hanford to the Spatial Sound Institute in Budapest, before we head over to the 4DSOUND system MONOM in Berlin to chat with co-founder and creative director William Russell. Meanwhile, multi-instrumentalist Andrew Pekler talks about composing a score for the phenomenon of 'Phantom Islands'.
Check Andrew's 'Phantom Islands' interactive website and music
http://andrewpekler.com/phantom-islands/
https://andrewpekler.bandcamp.com/album/sounds-from-phantom-islands
Background music by OMMA
@olga-maximova
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Seeing Sound Episode 4. Robert Henke and Kiani del Valle
In this edition of Seeing Sound, Paul Hanford connects sound and movement, taking Berlin's U-Bahn to meet storied electronic musician Robert Henke, a forward-thinking founder of music production software, Ableton Live. Meanwhile, acclaimed dancer Kiani Del Valle unpacks her fluid approach to sonic space.
Background music by OMMA
@olga-maximova
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Seeing Sound Episode 3. Matt Black (COLDCUT) and Lope Serrano (CANADA)
The third episode of Seeing Sound finds Paul Hanford exploring how visuals can transform and recontextualise our emotional impression of music. His guests are Coldcut co-founder Matt Black, whose label Ninja Tune has stayed on the cutting edge of visuals since the halcyon days of British rave. Also joining Paul is director Lope Serrano, whose studio CANADA had collaborated on videos for the likes Dua Lipa and Tame Impala.
Background music by OMMA
https://soundcloud.com/olga-maximova
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Seeing Sound Episode 2. Daedelus and Portrait XO
The second episode of Seeing Sound takes a literal turn, as Paul meets musicians touched and fascinated by the unique phenomenon of synesthesia; senses overlapping to create involuntary new ways of perceiving music. L.A. based beat genius Daedelus and multi-sensory auteur Portrait XO share their personal experiences.
Background music by OMMA
https://soundcloud.com/olga-maximova
Read more:
https://seeingsound.playtronica.com/