Podcasts about female pressure

Swiss pro­duc­er and DJ NVST (@ghettonast) likes to shock her crowd. She thrives on clashing sounds, scenes, genres and textures into uncomfortable new worlds, all of which is a result of coming up from the illegal party scene in her homeland. She works hard to develop and preserve that native scene in many different ways: she is part of the Female:Pressure fam­i­ly, co-runs the French label Big Sci­ence and hold­s down res­i­den­cies on LYL­Ra­dio and Rinse FM. This week's mix was recorded in Le Bourg, a club in Lausanne that NVST tells us has recently been taken over and is working hard to bring something fresh to the scene. The mix is filled with unreleased tracks from NVST's favourite artists and forthcoming tunes from labels like Big Science, Kindergatern and moshtrq next to some of her all-time favourites. It opens with a collage that includes Tamika D. Mallory's 'State of Emergency' speech of which she says "I remember the first time I heard it so accurately; I knew I should include it symbolically as well because it resonates so much with me."

Get your sub ON. We're about to go wobbly deep. The lowest frequencies, that heavy rolling kick that makes your hips move. The lower freq spectrum that your body automatically responds to, by moving and grooving, can't stand still. A train that keeps going, taking us across the continents to see new horizons. My first guest is visiting the pod. She has a hefty long DJ career, travellig around the world making the dancefloors bounce in the dark. She also founded Female:Pressure, an online platform that suddenly spiked in new members after Björk mentioned it in an interview. I'm obviously talking about the gentle and generous Electric Indigo, who in the 90s worked at Hardwax, the legendary record store in Berlin. We talk about her preferred DJ tools and she tucks in an anecdote, before playing her chosen track. Welcome! -Phtalo TRACKLIST Isolee - Bleu Simian Mobile Disco - Hustler (Shackleton Remix) Benjamin Damage & Doc Daneeka - Creeper Bjørn Svin - Bamsen Der Gerne Ville Være Bjørn Sascha Funke vs Nina Kraviz - Moses BUTCH - Sweet In The Morning Kareem Moser - OS2009 Dorisburg - Mima Chez And Trent - Morning Factory

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Electric Indigo is a longstanding DJ, producer, composer and musician who started her path into the electronic scene in the early 90s and has since played in over 40 countries around the world. Aside from a long string of releases and gigs under her belt, Electric Indigo is also the founder of female:pressure, an international support network and online database for female, non-binary and non conforming gender artists. Her music and contribution has earned her wide and deep respect from the international music scene that has taken her to play in a long list of well established clubs as well as winning awards such as the “outstanding artist award Musik 2012” and the Kunstpreis Musik 2020 from The Republic of Austria. In this chat, we discover the artists early entry point into the techno scene, as she fortuitously interviewed Underground Resistance members, her work at iconic vinyl store Hardwax in Berlin in the early 90s and her experience running a label and playing throughout three decades. We also find out more about female:pressure and their research project “FACTS survey” which quantifies gender composition of music festivals and events line-ups since 2012. We discuss about the many challenges that non-male, non-white artists may face when working in the music industry, and we leave inspired by Electric Indigo’s take on tackling these challenges with open communication and joint committment with artists, promoters and music lovers. If you enjoyed this chat and what we do, please consider following the guest and Home Of Sound on social media and leaving us a review or comment on this podcast. This helps us keep going and helps others find the podcast on the streaming platforms -- Electric Indigo -- https://linktr.ee/electricindigo http://indigo-inc.at www.instagram.com/electricindigo_official https://electricindigo.bandcamp.com www.femalepressure.net To sign up: info@femalepressure.net - use subject "new member" FACT Survey: facts@femalepressure.net -- Home Of Sound -- Masterclasses with Phase Fatale, Freddy K, Ansome, VSK, Scalameriya, Lag, Swarm Intelligence, Inland, Manni Dee, Sigha, Rommek, VJ Martinovna, Arjun Vagale and more: www.homeofsound.co.uk Artists-selected playlists: www.adam-heaton.co.uk/playlists All latest links: linktr.ee/home_of_sound

No RUÍDOS de hoje, Flávio e Tody recebem a compositora, produtora, musicóloga e artista sonora Isabel Nogueira (Bel_Medula) para um Debate Ruidoso muito importante sobre feminismo e discussões de gênero na música. Você já parou para pensar quantas mulheres existem na sua playlist? Quantos artigos e livros escritos por mulheres você tem lido? Discuta conosco sobre os papéis generificados na música, desvende o conceito de “escuta profunda” e bora ouvir as minas! SITE: https://ruidospodcast.com.br EMAIL: ruidospodcast@gmail.com FACEBOOK: /ruidospodcast INSTAGRAM: @ruidospodcast TWITTER: @ruidospodcast Isabel Nogueira (Bel_Medula): Compositora, artista sonora, produtora musical e musicóloga. É bacharel em Piano e Doutora em Musicologia pela Universidade Autônoma de Madri, professora da UFRGS nos cursos de graduação, mestrado e doutorado. É coordenadora do Grupo de Pesquisa Sônicas: Gênero, Corpo e Música, e tem artigos e livros publicados sobre música e gênero, criação sonora e pesquisa artística, além de diversos álbuns lançados. Também participa dos coletivos feministas Female Pressure, Femnoise e WISWOS. Website: https://isabelnogueira.com.br/ LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/Bel_Medula IG: https://www.instagram.com/bel_medula/ Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/1hukrv41 Bandcamp: https://isabelnogueira.bandcamp.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BelMedula/videos Artigos: https://ufrgs.academia.edu/IsabelNogueira Sônicas UFRGS: Website: https://www.ufrgs.br/sonicas/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/sonicasufrgs/ Onde encontrar mais compositoras: https://womenoftheclassicalguitar.wordpress.com/ https://www.presencecompositrices.com/en/our-objectives https://www.composerdiversity.com/

Jamaica Suk is a poly instrumentalist musician, performer, producer and DJ. Besides her residency of Pornceptual she also co-owns her label Gradient. Suk grew up in California and developed a passion for music from a very young age. Having studied piano, flute and bass, she worked as both a jazz and rock musician, before her adoration for electronic music took over and helped ignite her career as a DJ. In all the years she’s put in, Jamaica developed not only a profound relationship with music, but also an incredible work ethic that keeps her in the studio as well as on stage for 6 days a week. Jamaica describes her story from the early days with the music that influenced her career and led her to explore techno on a deeper and more personal level . Rome wasn’t built in a day, and as we see from her achievements, artists’ careers take continuous work and time to materialise. She also gives details on how she got involved in Pornceptual, her approach to deciding what music to release and how she is helping other musicians with 1:1 tutoring. Jamaica shines for her output and technical preparation, and if you continue listening till the end, Suk reveals her secret for continuing to be productive even when inspiration is nowhere to be found. If you enjoyed this chat and what we do, please consider following the guest and Home Of Sound on social media and leaving us a review or comment! -- Jamaica Suk -- instagram.com/jamaicasuk Contact Jamaica for audio production 1:1 / mentorship: jamaica@gradientsound.com soundcloud.com/jamaicasuk youtube.com/user/jamaicasuk for her tracks and live performances jamaicasuk.bandcamp.com soundcloud.com/gradient-sound instagram.com/gradientsound instagram.com/pornceptual Live set on Female Pressure: https://www.facebook.com/events/411861679806151 Friday 30/10/20 Berlin Uncertain Landscape VA: https://jamaicasuk.bandcamp.com/album/gradient-006-uncertain-landscape-v-a-part-03 Eco Friendly Pressing Plant: https://deepgrooves.eu/ Electric Indigo - Female Pressure Meditation app: https://www.headspace.com/headspace-meditation-app -- Home Of Sound -- Masterclasses with VSK, Scalameriya, Manni Dee, Rommek, Lag, VJ Martinovna, Arjun Vagale and more: www.homeofsound.co.uk Subscribe to our newsletter: bit.ly/HoS_Newsletter Artists-selected playlists: www.adam-heaton.co.uk/playlists All latest links: linktr.ee/home_of_sound

This week Declassify delves into a newer and fascinating part of classical music practices, or it is really classical music? Our guest for this week’s episode is acousmatic composer and researcher Alexis Weaver. Her principal interest lies in composing fixed-media acousmatic music, she has also composed soundtracks for animation, short videos, radio, theatre, and dance. In 2018, Alexis was awarded the National Council of Women’s Australia Day Prize for her research undertaken during her Honours year on the visibility and practice of female electroacoustic composers and she has just completed a Master of Music at the Sydney Conservatorium, where she teaches composition and music technology subjects. This week we unpack the immersive realm of electronic music, the act of sound-making as music, accessibility to learning about music and music technology through to resources and programs for diverse listening, representation and engagement. ------Selected Resources (A full list is available in the transcript)Alexis Weaverhttps://www.alexismarieweaver.com/ https://alexismarieweaver.bandcamp.com/ Alexis Weaver: Increasing the Volume: The Creative Diversity and Future Visions of Female Electroacoustic Composers in Australiahttps://openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au/index.php/SCM/article/view/12675 Tara Rodgers. Pink Noises. Can be accessed on-line via this link - https://muse.jhu.edu/article/449269/pdf http://www.femalepressure.net/fempress.html Female Pressure is an excellent database and data collection group who raise awareness of electronic artists around the world. The 2020 survey can be accessed here: https://femalepressure.wordpress.com

Das Hard Wax ist der wohl bekannteste Plattenladen der Berliner Techno-Szene. Er ist maßgeblich an der Entwicklung der internationalen Szene beteiligt. Und mittendrin Susanne Kirchmayr, alias Electric Indigo. Damals wie heute ist Musik ein ständiger Begleiter in ihrem Leben: Sie kommt nicht nur aus einem musikalischen Elternhaus, auch ihr Freundeskreis war sehr musikaffin: Sie tauschten untereinander Mixtapes aus, Musik war permanentes Gesprächsthema und sie besuchten gemeinsam Konzerte. Ende der 1980er Jahre ist die Österreicherin dann durch eine kleine Wiener Bar aufs Plattenauflegen aufmerksam geworden, bereits 1991 kam sie mit den deutschen Technoclubs in Berührung. Sie riss ihre Zelte ab und zog von Wien nach Berlin und fing an als Techno-DJ und Musikproduzentin zu arbeiten. Seit nun mehr als zwanzig Jahren legt sie auf und komponiert. Durch ihre Gründung von Female:Pressure sorgt sie dafür, dass Frauen in der Elektroszene besser vernetzt und dadurch präsenter sind. Was prägte die Techno-Szene in den letzten 30 Jahren? Welche Rolle spielen die Frauen am Plattenteller? Und was bitte macht die CDU auf der Loveparade? In dieser Podcastfolge gehen wir mit Susanne Kirchmayr auf technoide Zeitreise.

> Radioart106_#50 artists: female:pressure_ROJAVA playlist: hiT͟Hərˈto͞o - THOREAU / KOMATIK HAI Sky Deep feat. Hevî - Woman & The Gun Miranda De La Frontera - Dear Viyan (feat. Viyan Payman & Dilar Dirik Julie Rousse - JIR - Fire Fighter Olivia Louvel - 'Afraid Of Women' Inge van den Kroonenberg - ROJAVA Tryptich chra - Rojava Belong Here LaPelleMuta's Sounds - Tingis: Bombs Anne Lepère - Traverser sa Manche The Turkish invasion of Rojava, the autonomous region in northeastern Syria, has started in October 2019. F16s are leaving to strike Rojava from the same airbase they left to strike ISIS. An attack on Rojava is an attack on the people's right to live, their democracy, solidarity, and women's liberation. In March 2016, female:pressure launched the Rojava campaign aimed at raising awareness of the #Rojava resistance movement in northern Syria. There, women partner at all levels of decision-making and were building a new society with social justice, religious freedom, ecological principles and gender equality. This program contains a mix from the compilation prepared by female:pressure, broadcasted first on Women's day 2016. female pressure is an international network of female, transgender and non-binary artists in the fields of electronic music and digital arts, with more than 2.500 members from 79 countries. All the proceeds from the Rojava campaign were/are dedicated to Rojava's women for the construction of a women's village, called Jinwar - village of free women. The compilation is available at Bandcamp under the name Music, Awareness & Solidarity w/ Rojava Revolution.


This edition of ://about blank's Amplified Kitchen series tackles how the internet is shaping activism.

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OIGA FEMALE PRESSURE TRILOGY English language edition Some months ago I joined the women identified electronic artists network female pressure and I was really motivated about broadcasting this project so I decided to make some interviews and share them via this podcast. I thought one podcast was going to be enough but I found out … Sigue leyendo OIGA – FEMALE PRESSURE TRILOGY #2 & #3

  OIGA FEMALE PRESSURE TRILOGY English language edition Some months ago I joined the women identified electronic artists network female pressure and I was really motivated about broadcasting this project so I decided to make some interviews and share them via this podcast. I thought one podcast was going to be enough but I found … Sigue leyendo OIGA – FEMALE PRESSURE TRILOGY

Underrepresentation of women in music is nothing new. Female:Pressure released a report in 2013 that revealed that the average female representation at major music festivals was a dismal  8.4 per cent. However, some booking agencies and collectives are spearheading an effort to rebalance line-ups across the world. This episode of the Ninja Tune podcast finds Emma Burgess-Olson AKA Discwoman & Technicolour Record's UMFANG in conversation with Frankie Decaiza Hutchinson, co-founder of Discwoman, a booking agency that exclusively represents cis women, trans women, and genderqueer artists. Together with their roster, their agency is helping to increase inclusivity in dance music whilst putting on exciting & diverse club nights that have seen their profile grow exponentially across the industry. We caught up with them before their September show at Corsica Studios, London.

Episode 001. Female sensation LAYLAE (female:pressure) drops an exclusive 60 minute deep tech minimal mix confirming exactly why she’s so many's favorite. This is a debut episode that is not to be missed. Check out Laylae’s live DJ sets at http://mixcloud.com/laylae and her production at http://soundcloud.com/laylae. More info at official address: http://clubio.net.