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Art + Music + Technology

An interview podcast where we talk to people that are engaged in the connection of art and music to technology. Visual artists, musicians, software developers and other creatives are invited to talk about their background, current work and future vision.

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Podcast 321: Omri Cohen

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/04/12

When one of the listeners suggested Omri Cohen for an interview, I had to do a little research. And 'a little' is key - one quick search on YouTube made it clear that this was someone I'd want to talk to. And once we started chatting, we got on a roll - Omri is a great cat, and is so open to sharing, that we got on like brothers. Whether it's talking about his background or his approach to hybrid modular systems, he combines a deep understanding about what he's doing with a relaxed way of explaining

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Podcast 320: Simon Fisher Turner

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/03/29

I'm on the receiving end of a lot of interesting PR blasts, including those from Mute Records. I received a note about A Quiet Corner In Time, a collaboration between sound artist Simon Fisher Turner and ceramicist Edmund de Waal. This was a curious enough project 'statement' that I had to check it out - and I was charmed. It's a beautiful work with surprising detail, and I ended up reaching out to Mute for an interview with Simon. Talking with Simon Fisher Turner was a breeze - he's such a pleasant

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Podcast 319: Philippe Petit

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/03/22

Philippe Petit is a whirlwind! He's produced a ton of recordings - and many of them are collaborations, some of them with surprising collaborators (Lydia Lunch and Cosey Fanni Tutti, for example). I describe him as 'fearless' in his approach to music creation: he's willing to use whatever tool is at hand, and dive in 110%. Lately, his main tool has been the Buchla Easel - but he's employed everything from a Moog to turntables, all the while making uniquely Philippe Music. In our discussion, we chat

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Podcast 318: Andrea Mazzariello

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/03/15

I got to know Andrea Mazzariello fairly soon after I moved to Northfield Minnesota. I saw him perform his one-man performance project at a local theater, and hung around after to talk. Things led to other things, and we started talking about Max, playing drone bits in his basement and more. This podcast was prodded into action by a release party for his new album, which dropped at the end of February. This piece - Make A Wish Then Build A Ladder (https://www.onemorerevolution.com/am-jt) features

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Podcast 317: Robert Rich

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/03/08

Robert Rich is one of my favorite musicians in the world, and I'm always happy for the opportunity to have a chat with him. With his current efforts - working with Paul Schreiber of Synthesis Technology - in developing on a new effects platform, it seemed like a chance to talk to my friend about something that is somewhat different. In this case, we do get a chance to talk about some music (I'd been dying to ask him about his percussion background), but we quickly move to effects development, and it

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Podcast 316: Matt Black (Coldcut, Ninja Tune)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/03/01

I'm very happy to offer this interview. Matt Black has been at the front lines of a lot of efforts: early cut-up based dance tracks as Coldcut (if you don't know it, you've *got* to check out Doctorin' The House...), some ground-breaking software development to support their live shows (both audio and visuals) and the development of Ninja Jamm and their newest app: JammPro. I didn't want to push Matt into just talking about Coldcut History, but it turns out that so many of the decisions about other

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Podcast 315: Zosha Di Castri

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/02/23

In this final 'episode' of interviews curated by Seth Cluett, we get to meet Zosha Di Castri - a composer that seems to enjoy it all! Whether it is working with orchestra, string ensemble or small groups - or dance, or installation or architectural performance - Zosha seems to have a voice for it. She seamlessly mixes notated performance with improv, classical instruments with electronics, and a smattering of fixed media and voice throughout. She also embraces dynamic surprise - something we dive

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Podcast 314: Angelica Negrón

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/02/16

When Seth Cluett first introduced me to Angelica Negrón, I was also introduced to a few videos, including a documentary produced by Bric TV (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VFGvqdMVnA) that was super-revealing. It showed Angelica gathering vegetables for use as a sensor-based instrument, as well as playing with a collection of toys she'd collected over the years. It was simultaneously disarming and intriguing. Perfect for an interview! Checking out other videos, including a performance of Gone

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Podcast 313: Lainie Fefferman

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/02/09

Doing this interview - one of the series of interviews curated by Seth Cluett - was pretty challenging. Typically, when I speak with someone, their artistry is fairly easily identified: they are performers, composers, makers or something discrete. Lainie Fefferman is definitely not discrete: she's simultaneously fulfilling all of these in order to manage her practice. So the interview flies around extensively, tracking the composition process, her performance work, and the fact that her love of

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42:15

Podcast 312: Yvette Janine Jackson

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/02/02

This is the first in a series of podcasts curated by Seth Cluett. I hope you enjoy it! Yvette Janine Jackson has taken a new approach to composition: by combining her experiences in theater, in tape-based studios and at Columbia, she's created her own personal genre - Radio Opera - that combines music, spoken word and field recording into a compelling and performative brew. In our chat, we go into the concept behind Radio Opera (as well as the narrative soundscapes that she is simultaneously

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45:50

Podcast 311: Sarah Belle Reid

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/01/26

I seem to have known about Sarah Belle Reid for ages - I think I often happen to be in places where she's playing, so it seems like she's been around for a while. I was surprised, therefore, when I heard that her recent release - Underneath and Sonder - was her first recorded release! Listening to it is a treat: there's a constant melding of processing, extended technique (on the trumpet) and lyrical melodies that make for a super-compelling set of track. It took a while, but we've finally been able

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Podcast 310: Nick Demopoulos (Smomid)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/01/19

I'm always curious about the direction a guitarist is going to take instrument building - especially when extensive electronics will be involved. Sometimes it is an attempt to lock into existing gear (MIDI Guitar), while other times it is seeks to meld comfortable technique with new technology. The Smomid, created by Nick Demopoulos, it all about that. By combining technology he ran into at Eric Singer's LEMURplex, with code from local NY contacts and a bunch of self-learning, Nick has wrapped his

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Podcast 309: Joe Caputo

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/01/12

I first ran across Joe Caputo's work during some random YouTubing, where his "Voltage Control Lab" was a real eye-opener - especially for a few under-supported modules like the Ornaments and Crime. Shortly thereafter, I ran into him at the NAMM show, where I got a VCL button from him - and the rest of the history is in the podcast... Joe has pivoted the show into a live show-and-tell-and-interview format, but has also been very active in the educational realm as well - most notably as an instructor

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Podcast 308: Jon Sonnenberg

Art + Music + Technology ·

2020/01/05

A few weeks ago, I got a ping from a listener to check out Jon Sonnenberg's work. A sprinkle of information here and there led me to some really interesting work. Dashing off an email got me wired in, and here's the result! I realized that I'd first run across Jon in the I Dream Of Wires documentary, where he got to show off some of his studio gear and inventions. But the more I learned, the more I realized that I'd been tracking his work over a longer period of time - just not by name. So we ended

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Podcast 307: Eric Schlappi

Art + Music + Technology ·

2019/12/22

There are a few modules that have been quietly creeping into discussions - and modular rigs - over the last few months. One manufacturer that keeps coming up is Schlappi Engineering - and especially the Angle Grinder module. I'm not sure how you make a quadrature oscillator sexy - but Eric Schlappi seems to have done it! In this chat, we go over Eric's background, how he came up with some of his modules, some of the technologies that he's exploring for the future, and his own music-making (and

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Podcast 306: Dan Derks

Art + Music + Technology ·

2019/12/15

You know how there are some people that just make you feel better for having had a talk, email or forum exchange with them? Dan Derks is one of those people. He has such a great way of viewing the world - and of sharing it with others. He also is energy-filled, carrying on multiple simultaneous projects - and all of them are fantastic. In our chat, we talk about his background, his work within in the lines community and his supporting efforts for the new monome crow device. We also talk about his

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Podcast 305: Ed Guild (Circuit Happy)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2019/12/08

There is something kind of fascinating about clock systems. They are the beat of our systems - regardless of artform. They need to be unwavering, but also need to be responsive to our changes. The product that Ed Guild creates - The Missing Link - is a hardware clocking device with a different: it can attach to, and interact with, an Ableton Link timing network! When I first saw this in action, I was pretty blown away. When I got farther into the product, I was even more excited - rather than a

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Podcast 304: William Fields

Art + Music + Technology ·

2019/12/01

There are many ways to create a body of work. You can crunch away at tracks, canvases or blocks of marble, building more and more until you have the body of work that you can share as your work. Or, alternatively, you can create a system, fine-tune it, and use it to create an array of work that is representative of your ideas - and the expression of you working with your system. This is how William Fields works. The system that he's created - through years of iterating, integrating and coding - is

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Podcast 303: Scott Morgan (Loscil)

Art + Music + Technology ·

2019/11/24

Scott Morgan's Loscil music project has been in my ears for a while. He's one of the people that folks have always had in their 'favorites' list - and would recommend to me quite often. With a ton of releases going back to the early 2000's, his body of work really stands the test of time. And the music sounds so good... In our discussion, we talk about his background, his working process and his vision for both recording and performing. I've appreciated Scott's work - his interviews in the past

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Podcast 302: Kenneth Kirschner

Art + Music + Technology ·

2019/11/17

Kenneth Kirschner's music first got on my radar in a New Music Minnesota email, which pointed to a fabulous video (https://youtu.be/I9P2Whq_-uc). In this video discussion, Kenneth talked about his process - and his feelings about recorded work as its own 'thing'. I found it fascinating, and reached out - and this chat is the result! If you want to see an artist 'put it all out there', you need to check out http://www.kennethkirschner.com/. This is a rolling history of Kenneth's work, and it goes

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