Into the Noise

In this episode of Into the Noise Jim talks to the multimedia artist Ioannis Panagiotou about war, family and memory; the role piano strings have played in the Greek civil war; Ioannis’ relationship with Greece and his emigration to other countries; and his interest in borders and coastlines.

You can find the works Ioannis has contributed to this episode via the links below

https://www.ioannispanagiotou.com/umwelt

https://www.ioannispanagiotou.com/works

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In this episode of Into the Noise Jim talks to the composer Tom Mudd about agency in regards to information and the internet, exploring digital music making processes, musical forms and structures, evoking and failing to evoke sounds and cultures using synthesis, and the musical benefits of performing with amateur youth ensembles.

You can find the music Tom has contributed to this episode via the links below

https://tommudd.bandcamp.com/album/gutter-synthesis

https://tommudd.bandcamp.com/album/brass-cultures

https://tommudd.bandcamp.com/album/guitar-cultures

Additionally, here is a link to Tom’s website, and his ever-changing biography…

https://tommudd.co.uk/about/

Artwork designed by Jim Reeve-Baker

Photograph by Šimon Lupták

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In this episode of Into the Noise Jim speaks to composer Jules Rawlinson about the myriad influences on his music, collaborations both across decades and in the moment of performance, multimedia installations, preferences for finding the unstable qualities of new performance technologies, and many other things.

You can find the music Jules has contributed to this episode via the links below

https://pixelmechanics.bandcamp.com/album/pulsar-retcon

https://pixelmechanics.bandcamp.com/album/interval-and-instance

https://pixelmechanics.bandcamp.com/album/yield-point

and the music of the group he performs in Raw Green Rust

https://rawgreenrust.bandcamp.com/

Produced by Jim Reeve-Baker

Artwork designed by Jim Reeve-Baker

Photograph by Laurence Winram http://www.lwinram.com/

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