A night of experimental sounds and art from a collective from across Europe and the UK.
What an absolute treat!
ABOUT FIESTA EN EL VACIO:
Eccentric, shapeshifting multi-faceted music from French / Argentinian artist, Luna Maria Cedron, aka Fiesta En El Vacio.
“Sparse scorched electronics collide with waltzing Flemenco rhythms lifted by close-mic’d vocals with plenty of Latin fire. There’s a magic in the air that’s really pulling us in, deeply melancholic Venezuelan folk rubbing up to abrasive minimal synth pieces adds a strong sense of protest and anarchy, but most importantly, intent. Few in recent memory have archived such a cohesive sound from absorbing and exhibiting such a diverse set of influences and traditions. In a post-internet age where it’s increasingly difficult to be unique and original, Fiesta En El Vacío couldn’t do it more naturally. Best of the year, no joke.” - All Night Flight Records
ABOUT ACTE BONTE:
Acte Bonté is the electronic duo of sisters, Rébecca and Fiona Bonté.
Since 2018, their obsessional loops, occasional kicks, and ethereal auto-tuned melodies have echoed in many basements and backyards in Western Europe. Their synths, sampler and drum machine are haunted by an estimated 9 volt electric current.
ABOUT JAM MONEY:
Jam Money is the collaborative project of Mat Fowler and Kevin Cormack, the project's name apparently inspired by an honesty box for various conserves the pair found in a churchyard. The pair first met in 2006, collaborating on the Blank Tape Spillage Fete exchange project, which brought together a set of artists to make music, and a set of musicians to make art.
“…A little cryptic, but flush with a warm, creative energy. The record flits between ideas, picking up a melody, tossing it around a few times then putting it to one side to be replaced by something else entirely.” - The Quietus
ABOUT AIMEE HENDERSON:
Slade School of Art alumna, Aimee Henderson works with paint and objects to create live abstract projections that shimmer and move alongside the music.