EXPERIMENTAL EDGE - Experimental sounds from Asia.
Water fairy meets harsh noise.
Minimalist experimental, Japanese saxophonist and filmmaker Katsura Yamauchi returns to Bangkok to present his newest film 'Huua', following the screening will be performances by Katsura Yamauchi, experimental, storytelling Thai cellist, Yui Cello, then harsh noise by Thai artist Gamnad737 and a special guest from Bali, Grintabachan.
Screening:
● 'HuuA' short film by Katsura Yamauchi
Performances by:
● Katsura Yamauchi (Salmosax) (Japan)
● Yui Cello (Thailand)
● Gamnad737 (Thailand)
● Grintabachan (Indonesia)
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Gamnad737
Harsh Noise/ Experimental from Bangkok, Thailand, the main project of Arkat Vinyapiroath The sounds of liberation which may lead to free the others from their inner confinement, Siamese Noise outfit who represents the stories through recordings from time to time in both acoustic and electric sound synthesis.
https://moontonerecords.weebly.com/gamnad737.html
GRINTABACHAN
HarshnNoise destruction project based in Bali, Indonesia. A combination between manipulated sounds and chaotic mind that drives to a state of nonexistence.
https://grintabachan.bandcamp.com/
YUI CELLO
Yui-Saowakhon Muangkruan is a cellist based in Nakhonpathom, Thailand. She is known as someone who tells her story through her instrument. The Yui Cello phenomenon, as she explains, takes inspiration from society matters, other’s life experiences and her life. The text she composes unfolds like poetry while she cajoles her instrument with decisive strikes and loops, bringing out the multi-layered lyricism. Yui was invited to present her ideas at TEDx in Chiang Mai and participated in the Y2K14 International Looping Festival in Bangkok, Asian Meeting Festival 2015 in Japan, FEN 2015 in Singapore, migration music festival 2017 in Taiwan.collaboration with Koichi Shimizu for Pen-Ek Ratanaruang's latest film "Samui Song".
https://www.facebook.com/YuiSaowakhon/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTdmuWK1NVRdXVcnhtGmKrA/videos
KATSURA YAMAUCHI
Katsura Yamauchi picked up his first saxophone in the early 1970s and was quickly drawn to modern jazz, avant-garde and free improvisation. Born in Beppu, far from the traditional creative centers around the bigger cities in Japan, Yamauchi was until recently relatively unknown, but has now shown himself to be one of the most unique musicians in Japan. Not until 2002 did he quit his regular job to dedicate himself fully to music. Yamauchi was influenced by the new experimental sounds coming from Tokyo, but had developed his own original style, mixing improvisation and minimalism with melodic elements. The music is at the same time challenging and easily accessible, unrecognizable and beautiful.
http://salmosax.com/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUBVF5GHchi47TXUrCyBSJQ
Poster by: @pointofdecline
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