Join us for an evening of experimental sound art from NikNak, Dhangsha, Nikki Sheth, Poulomi Desai, Gary Stewart and Dushume.
Noise, turntablism, field recording and sound collage techniques come together in a night celebrating experimental sound practices from Black and South Asian creatives. Experience the boundaries of sound manipulation bend and break with surround sound audio.
Disruptive Frequencies is the result of a wider research project: Exploring Cultural Diversity in Experimental Sound, hosted at the Sound/Image Research Centre, University of Greenwich. The project focuses on Black and South Asian artists, challenging institutional whiteness, racist biases and lack of visibility and access for artists working with experimental sound and electronic music.
Disruptive Frequencies will be released on limited edition vinyl and digital platforms on Thursday 13 July 2023. Preorder your copy here.
Tickets – £15
About Exploring Cultural Diversity in Experimental Sound
This AHRC funded project aims to challenge institutional whiteness in experimental sound practice by investigating the creative identities of contemporary Black and South Asian composers working in the UK.
More about the key participating artists
All have established profiles as artists working in the field of Experimental Sound. These key participants represent a diversity of aesthetic styles, career positions, age, gender and backgrounds. Click here to read more.
nonclassical is grateful to the Marchus Trust and Hinrichsen Foundation for supporting Disruptive Frequencies.
