Sao Paulo trio DEAFKIDS are the latest guests in Fact Magazine's Against the Clock, where an artist has 10 minutes to produce a song. The model proves a perfect fit for the psych-noise industrial experimentalists, since their music often comes to life in a spontaneous way. Watching music creation rarely gets this close!
Felipe Salmon of the Peruvian club duo Dengue Dengue Dengue is the latest guest in Fact magazine's Against The Clock segment where an artist gets 10 minutes to make a song. Salmon here samples Afro-Peruvian percussion instruments made of animal bone and wood, to combine it with synthesizers and really dark and minimal music. Salmon says it usually takes him two to three hours or even a couple of years to make s song.
Detroit house music institution Inner City were the latest guests at The Fact's Against The Clock segment, producing a song in 10 minutes or less. It was quick and simple, with Kevin Saunderson and his youngest son Dantiez showing just how much they can do with a simple chord progression and beat.
Addis Ababa-based electronic musician Endeguena Mulu records music as Ethiopian Records, mixing Ethiopia's jazz scene of the 1960s and ’70s and modern sampling techniques. He is the latest guest of Fact's Against the Clock - in 10 minutes he delved into his own self-recorded sample library nad built a track using Ableton Live and MIDI controllers.
Berlin-based producer Matias Aguayo was the latest guest in Fact magazine's segment Against The Clock were a musician, or a band, is given 10 minutes in the studio to make some music. Aguayo made a great deal out of that time - he produced a mini live set, based on washed-out vocals, loop-heavy beat built […]
