EVENING #10,

14th December 2024, 7PM

Konsztrukting Soundz

an evening of improvised experimental electronic and electroacoustic music

The Fishermen’s Chapel
Leigh-on-Sea, SS9 2EA

(Google Maps link https://maps.app.goo.gl/Bj5a7yzDbsYByp6cA)

Tickets:
£15 on the door or £10 in advance & online https://wegottickets.com/event/626533

Featuring:
1. SET #1 Ian Kennedy, Isaac Robson & Adrian Roper
2. SET #2 Tony Hardie-Bick & Jo Morrison
3. SET #3 Saulius Bendoraitis & Carina Tint
4. SET #4 N.O. Moorer

ARTIST INFORMATION

CARINA TINT

“I, Carina Q. Tint, found myself fascinated by sound and the narrative within ambient environments. The vertical bamboo flute from China—xiao—became my main instrument for musical improvisation due to its unique sound and lightness. Improvising tunes with my flute in the woods is one of my favourite things to do.”

SAULIUS BENDORAITIS

a.k.a. Sound Break Project – lithuanian, electronic music performer and producer based in London. Using wide range of synthesizers, drum machines and electro acoustic instruments. Member of Lo Fi Ensemble. Played number of solo and collaboration improvised performances in London, Whitstable and Kaunas, Lithuania.

Tony Hardie-Bick

Tony Hardie-Bick is a musician and entrepreneur whose interests in electronics and music overlap significantly. An early musical epiphany while touring with legendary punk band Sham 69 inspired him to design and build a series of digital musical instruments Commercial success followed with his design for the world’s first touch screen that responds to the sound of fingertip impacts.

Tony’s recent return to musical instrument design has seen his distorting filter algorithms licensed to Ableton in 2022, followed by the construction of apparatus for listening to the sound of cities, live, in real time, anywhere in the world. The city sounds are filtered and distorted using a radical new instrument, as yet unnamed, in dialogue with other musicians.

Jo Morrison

See more information here https://konsztruktingsoundz.co.uk/project/jo-morrison/

Ian Kennedy

Ian Kennedy is whistle player, cellist and singer including of traditional folk. Played in gamalan groups both classical and improvisational. A contributor to “Skronk” improv and a member of the Lo- fi group in London.

Isaac Robson

Isaac Robson.As a drummer Isaac has played in rock n’ roll bands around London since his teens. His first forays into improv came through workshops at Xposed club, Cheltenham. Isaac now plays bass as part of the Lo-if Improvisers group.

Adrian Roper

Adrian has always sung, in choirs, as a singer -songwriter, folk singer, and more recently with the Lo-Fi improving Orchestra. In the past he has spent time making cassette tape collages and maintains a visual arts practice which shares an improvising impulse.

N.O. Moore

N.O. Moore is an electric guitarist with a parallel interest in electronics and drum machines. As an improviser, he has played with people such as Eddie Prévost, John Butcher, Rachel Musson, John Edwards, Sue Lynch, Alan Wilkinson, Steve Noble, and Steve Beresford. He can now be heard on a number of recordings, including Nous (with Prévost and Jason Yarde) on Matchless, and The Secret Handshake with Danger (with Henry Kaiser, Binker Golding, Olie Brice, and Prévost) on 577. He has recently launched the DXDY Recordings label to present improvised and electronic musics. Moore is interested in the relationship between automation and autonomy, and how this affords fabrications of human sensibility and affect. His first album of purely electronic music will be released by Orbit577 later in 2021.
‘Moore shifts fluidly from argumentatively fractured jazz licks to spacey atmospherics to mad cat hisses; the appositeness of his contributions belies the sparseness of his recorded discography’ The Wire (Bill Meyer)
‘Moore unpacks an impressive bag of tricks.’ Jazzwise (Daniel Spicer)
‘Guitarist N.O. Moore would likely attract some attention in any fit company, for he brings a highly personal conception to an instrument often sullied by redundancy.’ Freejazzblog (Stuart Broomer)

https://dxdyrecordings.com/