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Sami & Leon
Early 2018 liberal arts student SAMI and sound artist Leon van Bokhorst get together to explore ways in which contrasting human conditions emerge and how they correlate. They consider current events as a starting point for each one-off live performance.
SAMI
Eindhoven based conceptual performance artist Sami explores the emotional consequences surrounding fake news and social media, with a fascination for the intriguing world of human technology interaction.
https://www.facebook.com/snotlab
Leon van Bokhorst
Sound-artist from Helmond composing experimental modular soundscapes. Enjoys mangling with sound from his modular synthesizers, noise-boxes, acoustic instruments, tape-loops, and (candid) field recordings.
https://www.facebook.com/leon.vanbokhorst
Roel Reiné
Naast een fulltime job als speelfilm regisseur van onder andere de Nederlandse speelfilms Michiel de Ruyter en Redbad en vele spectaculaire actie speelfilms in Hollywood en grote Amerikaanse TV series, componeert Roel Reine ook elektronische muziek. Zijn grootste musicale passie is zijn modular eurorack synthesizer. Roel trad al een aantal keren op bij ‘Modular on the Spot’ in Los Angeles, waar hij ook woont.
G T Thomas
Since 2004, G.T. Thomas writes and records original songs, most commonly performing them live using her voice and bass guitar. She also composes and fully produces music and soundscapes, combining orchestral/ symphonic influences from classic Hollywood, with thick choral harmonies, and electronic elements. But whether in her songs, commercial work, or her pieces that have been heard in modern art museums around the world, beneath the surface of this more-or-less mainstream palette, there's a minimalist tendency in Thomas' approach, fueled by her fascination with what could be called "meter preserving poly-phrases" or "phrase phasing." She is currently developing work for her synthesizer system, where sequencers assist her in further exploring the phase-like impact of phrases of overlapping varying lengths as they go through changes of timbre and tempo.
www.gtthomas.com
Mieke van Dam
Mieke found her voice in the theremin, one of the first electronic musical instruments. Combined with her synths, she conducts an expressive electronic experiment in which she explores the blurry border between man-machine and machine-man: an unpolished place where we are confronted with connection and conflict.
