ALICE DOES COMPUTER MUSIC + CERTAIN LIVES + YES SELMA + BRUTAL EDIT

Alice Does Computer Music

https://alicedoescomputermusic.bandcamp.com/album/shoegaze-5g

alice does computer music is an electronic project by cellist, songwriter, and producer Alice Gerlach. Conjuring a hazy space between pop and experimentalism, Gerlach’s work takes inspiration from an eclectic range of music such as ambient, avant-garde pop, breakcore, and noise. Their debut full-length, Shoegaze 5G, collects and exhibits the fragments of their wide-ranging influences, resulting in vivid, poetic electronic music.

Certain Lives

https://certainlives.bandcamp.com/

David Farrow is a sound artist and researcher based in New York City. They are pursuing a PhD in Music at Columbia University, focusing on the relationship between space, performance, and urban development. Farrow’s writing has appeared in Current Musicology, Tiny Mix Tapes, and self-published zines. Farrow’s artistic work uses noise, synthesis, and field recordings to explore how sound and listening practices construct political space. Farrow’s audio/visual installation work has been exhibited at the University of London and Issue Project Room. As part of the curatorial collective evil dentist, Farrow is the 2023 Suzanne Fiol Curatorial Fellow at ISSUE Project Room. Farrow regularly performs experimental electronic music as “certain lives”, having completed three nationwide tours.

Brutal Edit

https://pieceofcandy.bandcamp.com/album/act-iii-strange-magic

Chaotic ambient loss

Patti Synth

https://pattisynth.bandcamp.com/album/daylight-coils-2

patti synth lives in Asheville and writes guitar based poetry songs

Yes Selma

https://chadbeattie.bandcamp.com/

Originally based in Baltimore, Yes Selma is the solo project of Chad Matthew Beattie. Ranging from minimalist dulcimer soundscapes to free jazz saxophone to harsh violin drones to country-inspired pop tunes, Yes Selma has been exploring sound for nearly a decade in various forms. Beattie is also a poet who has recently released two collections of poetry, Satellite Rodeo and Sulfuric Bible, as well as experimenting with the experimental electronic unit Smolyyaan Dripp. His new album Tapioca Daydreams is available on 20/20 Records.