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Here’s something quite fascinating, if you’re into old school electronic sounds. You might have heard of the Radiophonic Workshop, set up in 1958 to provide sound and electronic
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Kwaya is a new, unique choir library offering authentic African voices and chants. The producer, Eduardo Tarilonte, is well known for his vocal library series and Kwaya is
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What Difference Does It Make? A Film About Making Music was released a couple of years ago, to mark the 15th anniversary of the Red Bull Music Academy.
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While listening to David Bowie’s Blackstar the other day, I was just talking about how glad we all should be to have a 69-year-old artist like him still
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Brian Eno: The Man Who Fell To Earth 1971-1977 explores the early years of Eno’s career and music. This 2hr 36m long documentary, directed by Ed Haynes, features
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It would be hard to find a better example for the expression ‘unsung heroes’. The Wrecking Crew was a flexible group of master musicians that created the magic
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Lubomyr Melnyk: write down this name if you don’t know him yet. He’s a Ukrainian composer and pianist who has pioneered ‘Continuous Piano Music’ and is considered one
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Directed by Iara Lee, member of CulturesOfResistance.org, an activist network that brings together artists and changemakers from around the world. Modulations (Cinema For The Ear) is an interesting
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We published this article five years ago, but given this documentary has just been re-released for on demand streaming and download on Vimeo, we thought it was worth
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