Electronic Music In Stockholm Near Me

4worldlovers:
WE ARE A PHYSICAL RECORD SHOP AND MUSIC EVENT VENUE LOCATED IN THE CENTER OF STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN. STARTED 1995 BY DJ MIKA SNICKARS AND WE SELL RECORDS ONLINE SINCE 2005.

We also have new records from local Scandinavian and selected labels in various genres.

Soul – Funk – Disco – Hip Hop – Techno – House - Jazz – Pop- Rock – World - Reggae etc.

We add new arrivals daily to the shop and the webshop.

4worldlovers: Vienna based artist & composer Peter Kutin works across genres, mediums and media. Driven by curiosity and a collaborative ethos, Kutin has written and developed music and sonic environments for film, theatre, performance, contemporary dance and radioplays. His cooperations span genres as generations, working with the likes of German composer Christina Kubisch, the welsh vocalist Freya Edmondes, power-house drummers Katharina Ernst or Lukas König, AV-artist Billy Roisz, Film-directors such as Sandra Wollner or Nikolaus Geyrhalter, the choreographer Philipp Gehmacher amm.

As a maker, his kinetic sound-light instrument Torso#1 received the prestigious Prix - Ars Electronica in 2019. His interest in how we perceive sound in relation to images (movement) lead him to write and direct a series of experimental short films and kinetic ‘sound-light’ sculptures. Kutin’s live performances or installations often include kinetic objects. They hold a physical and psychological impact that will throw you as much off balance as it will embrace you.

ANNIHIL is a producer, performer, and sound designer specializing in the deconstruction of popular music

And punk circuits, his unique approach to pop production stems from experimentations with hardware and sound synthesis.

For a decade, ANNIHIL has split his time touring extensively across the United States and Canada and producing

Rachel C. Walker writes poetic, timbre-sensitive works drawing from her ongoing immersion in and research on Chinese folk music, musical time, and language. She engages in long-term collaborations with living writers, exploring the philosophical connections between transcription and translation within abstract musical syntaxes.

Kris Limbach (born in 1978) is a sound artist and film maker.

Thinking audiovisual art coming from experimental sound, he is also heavily involved in film projects. In his sound work he is writing scores for Film, releasing projects on different labels

(such as contour editions, Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther Koenig, Staaltape) and working beyond genre between the conceptual and the improvised.

He holds a master ´s degree in Physics which influenced his

Early conceptual sound work. In his live performance 10800Pixel Kris merges realtime manipulated analog visuals with tapes and digital sound sources creating an archaic experience of

In his film works he wanders between his highly abstract live

Film- and video manipulation and feature-like experimental cinema. He curates the Expanded Television streaming Festival T.A.T.V. and co – curates together with Pierce Warnecke and

Anne Wellmer is a sound and media artist and a composer and performer of electronic music. Among her work are sonic environments for performances, sound installations, audio walks, video works, radio art and network projects.

Zwißler is a composer, musician and musicologist based in Cologne, Germany.

He moved on to study electronic composition at the electronic studio of Folkwang University of Arts in Essen until his diploma

He teaches at several universities and music academies, and since 2019 he is part of the staff of the PRESET project at Osnabrueck University, focusing on research on the fundamentals of Electronic Music.

Florian also works as sound projectionist with numerous ensembles for contemporary music. As a synthesizer soloist

He has performed solo and within various formations around Germany, Europe and abroad.

His work has a focus on historic analogue synthesizer systems, and his stay at EMS will be devoted to the composition of a piece on EMS’s Buchla synthesizer. This will become part

Of a CD production funded by the German Music Council (Deutscher Musikrat) that will feature compositions for historic studio synthesizers.

Mark Fell is a multidisciplinary artist based in Rotherham (UK). His practice draws upon electronic music subcultures, experimental film, contemporary philosophy and radical politics.

Over the past 30 years Fell’s output has grown into a significant body of work - from early electronic sound works and recorded pieces, to installation, critical texts, curatorial projects, educational systems and choreographic performances.