Bjork at Coachella Festival, California, 2007.
There's no space for food on this table. :) The amount of work involved to create this amazing phenomenon... I'm just over-awed. Genius...
Bjork at Coachella Festival, California, 2007.
There's no space for food on this table. :) The amount of work involved to create this amazing phenomenon... I'm just over-awed. Genius...
The interesting thing about such gigs is the simplicity of it. Clean stage free of any Jack Daniels, Jim Beams, TS9s, Wah pedals, only a setlist stuck right beside the mic stand. Even the FOH tent was unusually neat, with a serious lack of beer cans, and outboards effects and preamps, and compressors and.... Thanks to Yamaha's PM5D which effectively robbed any chances of eye-candy for gearslutz ! Arrrgghhhh!!!
*A night of horns*
What was interesting was that when I was in the moshpit, this young minah chick beside me was actually singing to most of the songs. Here's where I believe, music has no generation gap. :)Check out equipment list here. http://focalproaudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1350#1350
Hadaka: K is the conclusive installment of the Hadaka series initiated by Yuen Chee Wai. Over three days, sound will be the medium of negotiation between the artists and their audience.
In the subtractive colour model used in traditional printing techniques, black typically appears to be one of the most important colour units. It augments characteristics the rest lacks. Black embraces a sense of mystery. Black tells of extremes. Hadaka: K is the culmination – a combination of all the processes of the previous Hadakas. It is so singular yet it is a multiplicity of colours. The 9 artists shall attempt to work, talk, collaborate, in creating, nothing. Yet everything.
The artists will participate in a daily open studio-styled workshop which members of the public are free to be witness. The night performance will feature at least three artists performaing in a relay, replacing one another in turn and closing in a final jam session.
The programme will not be revealed until the day of the performance. So there is always a fluid, amorphous energy. The audience joins the experience of discovery - like the workshop process the artists will be participating in. It also highlights the "uncurated" and democratic approach to the entire Hadaka, where every participant is a stakeholder.
The artists participating in Hadaka K: are Venza Christ (Indonesia), George Chua (Singapore), Dickson Dee (Hong Kong), Atsuhiro Ito (Japan), Jin Sang Tae (Korea), Otomo Yoshide (Japan), Vu Nhat Tan (Vietnam), Yuen Chee Wai (Singapore) and Zai Kuning (Singapore)