Ramé-ramé

Embarking from the idea of body as recorder/archive, Soydivision and STANDARDS co-facilitated an itinerary of conversations between two days to develop a collective work by and with the public.

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Senyawa: Alkisah Album Review | Pitchfork

The end of the world has always lurked in Senyawa’s explosive mix of metallic bombast, ritualistic howls, and industrial-strength clamor.

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One Album Released by 44 Labels. Is This the New Global Jukebox? – The New York Times

Senyawa came up with an unconventional plan. Last September, while making its new album, “Alkisah,”

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Alkisah

An album co-released with over 40 other labels with Indonesian folk doom metal band Senyawa.

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Senyawa to infinity: Alkisah is a 44-label release, a decentralized festival, and more – CDM Create Digital Music

From Beirut to Berlin, Perth to Orange County, Moscow to Nanjing, 42 labels are joining the Indonesian underground in imagining a decentralized musical future. Even as DIY duo Senyawa planted the seeds, Alkisah seems a movement as much as an album release.

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Soydivision: Creative blends of Indonesian food, art and music – The Jakarta Post

It was the birth of soy and synth, a pop-up event that combines experimental electronic performances with Indonesian food.

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Interview: Maracuja Records, Berlin

This week, I got to interview Rolf Azvedo, my friend who has been building a home recording studio and collaborative music project in Berlin for the past 6 months. Read his thoughts and check out our photos after clicking the link.