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Spain
  • Electronic
  • Dubstep
  • Techno

MUTEK Mexico Edition 19

TBA - CDMX
0:00 - 23:30
  • Ali M. Demirel

    ̸BIOGRAPHY Berlin-based experimental visual artist. Following his collaboration with Richie Hawtin (aka Plastikman) on music videos, he started to design and perform live visual shows. Reflecting his background in physics and architecture, the artist from Turkey has now established a unique visual style, that is often used in works in combination with minimal electronic music. His work is experimental and hones in on minimal imagery and structural compositions.
    Germany
  • Azu Tiwaline

    Azu Tiwaline is a producer inspired by the need to explore her origins, rooted in the Sahara. Her sound is a mix of the organic and the raw, vibrations from the spaces of the desert where entrancing music resonates and ecstatic rituals are commonplace.
    France
  • Buena Tarde

    ̸BIOGRAPHY Carlo FIlio Aka Buena Tarde, Mexican musician and producer from Guadalajara/Jalisco, Carlo FIlio A.k.a Buena Tarde, músico y productor Mexicano de Guadalajara/Jalisco, graduado de Los Angeles College of Music especializado en composición, y fundador del sello Krema; durante los últimos 6 años se ha inspirado en la dualidad artística, los portales emocionales que podemos encontrar en el presente, los estados de trance y la manera de accederlos a través de la música. Buena Tarde busca sonoramente proponer una atmósfera surrealista y agridulce al fusionar diferentes géneros como Dubstep, Ambient, Trip-Hop y Lo fi construyendo viajes y espacios sonoros que buscan sumergir a sus escuchantes en una cama de armonía y textura electrónica. _____________________________________________ Carlo FIlio Aka Buena Tarde, Mexican musician and producer from Guadalajara/Jalisco, graduate of the Los Angeles College of Music specializing in composition, and founder of the Krema label; During the last 6 years he has been inspired by artistic duality, the emotional portals that we can find in the present, the trance states and the way to access them through music. Sonically, Buena Tarde seeks to propose a surreal and bittersweet atmosphere by merging different genres such as Dubstep, Ambient, Trip-Hop and Lo fi, building journeys and sound spaces that seek to immerse its listeners in a bed of harmony and electronic texture. ̸SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY https://soundcloud.com/user-827364302
    Mexico
  • DJ Plead

    • Dubstep
    • Electronic
  • Grand River

    ̸BIOGRAPHY Aimée Portioli is a Berlin-based Dutch-Italian composer and sound designer who records and performs as Grand River. Portioli makes experimental electronic music with rich emotional colours. Her work, influenced by minimalism and ambient music, is atmospheric yet rhythmically complex, incorporating a wide range of contemporary compositional and production techniques. The name Grand River evokes nature, scale, and movement, all key forces in Portioli’s work. Her first release as Grand River was 2017’s Crescente EP, which was named by XLR8R as one of the best releases of the year. She followed this with her debut album Pineapple (Spazio Disponibile, 2018), which garnered praise from The Quietus among others, while its follow-up Blink A Few Times To Clear Your Eyes (Editions Mego, 2020) was positively received by Resident Advisor and The Verge, and was elected among best albums of 2020 by Inverted Audio. Her work has separately appeared on compilations by Ghostly International, Tresor, and Longform Editions. Her third album All Above will be released in 2023 once again on Editions Mego. 

Besides her studio albums, Portioli has created original sound art installations for Rome’s La Galleria Nazionale and Milan’s Il Pianeta, a project of Terraforma Festival. She also contributed her interpretation of a meditation piece for the Soundworks app together with MUTEK, collaborated with Ableton for the creation of Live 11 and Ableton Loop and created and performed her piece “Tuning the Wind” in 4D sound in several occasions. Portioli has performed as Grand River at major international venues and festivals, including CTM Festival, NODE Festival, Berghain, MUTEK, Mapping Festival, Kraftwerk, Barbican Hall, Funkhaus, Maintenant Festival, Le Guess Who?, The Labyrinth, WOS Festival, and many more. She was selected to take part in SHAPE Platform’s 2021 programme. She collaborates with visual artist Marco Ciceri on special A/V performances, as well as on the visuals for One Instrument, the record label she founded that invites artists to respond to a unique creative brief – to create a piece of music using just one instrument. Aimée Portioli holds a bachelor’s degree from the Faculty of Linguistics and Communication of Milan. Her thesis explored the psychology of the communicative function of music in media. Her work today is motivated by similar questions of sound and music as a form of communication that goes beyond language. ̸SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY All Above - Editions Mego, 2023 Blink A Few Times To Clear Your Eyes - Editions Mego, 2020 This Was Us - Ghostly International, 2019 (Grammy Nominated 2021) Light Index Opening - Longform Editions, 2019 Pineapple - Spazio Disponibile, 2018 Crescente - Spazio Disponibile, 2017
    Germany
  • James Holden

    British techno sorcerer and psychedelic shaman james holden is a man of many talents: zeitgeist-defining label boss, trend-setting producer, hugely in-demand monster remixer, and last but by no means least, he can count himself amongst that very modern..James Holden
    • Electronic
  • Kazuya Nagaya

    ̸BIOGRAPHY Kazuya Nagaya uses bronze bells, gongs and singing bowls which are mostly used in Buddhist or Hindu rituals in Tibet, Bali and Japan. He creates unique ambient music by mixing these sacred instruments with modern instruments such as keyboards and electric guitars.Before starting his solo carrier, Nagaya composed music for broadcasted commercials and won the finalist prize for "Best Use of Sound" from the "Hollywood Radio & Television Sociaty". Earlier, in his twenties, he started out pursuing his talents in literature and became a writer. His works, especially his story titled "Indio no mabushii kami" about Japan's ethnic minority, won enthusiastic praise within Japan's publishing circles. During this period, he also became deeply interested in literary works that were becoming lost in the shuffle of contemporary Japanese society: novels like the "Tales of Genji", as well as Buddhist folktales and Zen philosophical works. These interests breathed life into his music, and the sensibilities and philosophical views which he developed during his literary years have come to be reflected in large measure in the music he creates today. An example of this can be detected in the sounds of bells heard so frequently in his music. The giant bells found in Japanese temples are rung each New Year's eve. The sound is believed to purify and wash away the cares of this mortal world, and crowds flock to listen in reverent silence. What they listen for, however, is not the sound at the moment the bell is struck, but rather the fading sound that follows. As the sound fades away, simultaneously, the depth of their own silence grows even greater. In this way, the sound of the bell makes people aware of the profound silence -- and richness -- lying within themselves. It is silence of a depth fundamentally identical to that which is engendered through meditation or Zen. The temple bell, meditation and Zen are all ways of penetrating into the depths of one's self. Nagaya began his carrier as a solo musician with the 1999 release of his first album, "Utsuho". He has released an additional 7 solo albums since then, as of 2010. In 2002, released a collaboration entitled "Resonator" with the American avant-garde composer Carl Stone. In 2004, Nagaya`s tracks were used extensively in "Gaia Symphony No. 4", a well-known documentary flim directed by Jin Tatsumura. In 2005, composed the sound track for the mexican film "WA". In 2007, appeared in the movie "Gaia Symphony No. 6". Also published a book, "For All the Radiant Darknesses", a collection of his essays which is about his life, remarkable persons he has met, and reflections on his travels in troubled societies in the third world (developing world). In 2008, joined with the compilation album "Tranchillizer" which was released by the chill out & trance label, Peak Records, in Switzerland. In 2010, joined with the soundtrack "Gaia Symphony No. 7" Nagaya is active as a performer of live music in Japan, the US and the other countries. He has Collaborated with an eclectic range of artists, from musicians, dancers or painters to monks of esoteric Tibetan Buddhism, channelers, and a Native American story teller in Alaska. ̸SELECTED DISCOGRAPHY 2. Works Silent Garden / solo album / sep. 2010 Gaia Symphony no.7 / soundtrack / jul. 2010 Harmonic in the Light / solo album / jun. 2009 Tranchillizer / V.A. / apr. 2008 For All the Radiant Darknesses / Book / nov. 2007 Gaia Symphony no.6 / movie performing / may 2007 Illuminations / Pluto / solo album / jan. 2006 For All the Radiant Darknesses / solo album / oct. 2004 Kumano / TV programm starring / sep. 2003 Secret Rhymes / solo album / jan. 2003 Resonator / album with Carl Stone / jun. 2002 Gaia Symphony no.4 / soundtrack / oct. 2001 Skyward the Spirit, Earthbound the Soul / solo album / jul. 2001 Kumano of a Thousand Gods / solo album / apr. 2000 Utsuho / solo album / jan. 1999 3. Live Performances Performance with a Hawaiian shaman / Japan / 2010 Performance with a Hawaiian shaman / Hawai / 2009 Solo tour in California / California tour / 2007 Solo tour in California / California tour / 2005 Performance with monks / Japan tour / 2005 Performance with a singer Susan Osborn / Japan tour / 2004 Performance with a native american story teller / Japan tour / 2004 Performance with monks /Mongolia tour / 2004 Performance with a dancer, Senrei Nishikawa /Poland tour / 2001 Collaboration with a artist, Shinji Komiya / Vienna, Austria / 1999 Performance with a member of KODO / Japan tour / 1999 etc. 4. Collaborators Carl Stone (musician) KODO (musicain) Toshinori Kondo (musician) Susan Osborn (musician) Sayoko Yamaguchi (dancer) Tibetan buddhism monks (monks) Native american story teller (medicine man) Hawaiian kafuna (shaman) Jin Tatsumura (movie director) etc.
    Japan
  • Melissa Santa Maria

    ̸BIOGRAPHY Dj/Producer/Musician Find me on Beatport, Spotify & Soundcloud With more than a decade of career behind her, she is one of the most respected and acclaimed current exponents within Ecuador, with a career that has allowed her to play in the biggest clubs and festivals in her country. She started at a very young age, playing piano and guitar and from 2009, she began to experiment with electronic sounds. Her sound encompasses genres such as house and techno, with deep, tech, disco and minimal variants. Her musical knowledge allows her to play for very diverse audiences and has led her to share stages with the best international talents of the genre that have performed in the country. Her first productions were released on the Ecuadorian label Savia Park, as well as Tempo Music, and she is currently working on the upcoming releases.
    Ecuador
  • Plaid

    The innovative duo Ed Handley and Andy Turner have been expanding the realm of electronic music as Plaid since they diverged from trio The Black Dog in the early 90sPlaid
    • Techno
  • WILLIAM BASINSKI

    United States of America

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