Turkey

Sounds from the MIDI East

By Cumbiónico on June 23, 2012

By Cumbiónico on 23 June 2012 in AUDIO

The MIDI East project by Brian May aka DJ Delay discovers new distributions of music and combines them with the use of old MIDI technology. A trip by carriage and airplane criss cross through the virtual electric folk-clubs in the MIDI east.

Posted in AUDIO | Tagged Brian May, Cumbia, Deadbeat, DJ Delay, DJ Rupture, Djing, dubstep, electro-folk, Electronic Music, Greg Hunter, Hifana, Jammin’ Unit, John Peel, MIDI, Nickodemus, Remix, Sampling, synth, Traditional music, Turkey, Watcha Clan, Zeb | Leave a response

Arabesque vs Schweizerbesque

By Stefanie Alisch on January 18, 2011

By Stefanie Alisch on 18 January 2011 in STORIES

2/5 BZ, DVJ MyTube YouSpace, BerBat Söksal – the Istanbul based multi-media artist Serhat Köksal has been evolving a slew of aliases over the past 28 years. On 12.1.2011 he performs at the 2. Norient Musikfilm Festival in Bern, Switzerland.

Posted in STORIES | Tagged 2/5 BZ, Ajda Pekkan, Amirali Ghazemi, Arabesk, BerBat Söksal, Biennial of Teheran, Gözel Mecmuasi, Gözel Radio, Istanbul, Serhat Köksal, Suudi Yilmaz, Tuncer Aydinoglu, Turkey, Yorgo Ilidais, «Arabesk – Gossensound und Massenpop» | Leave a response

Arabesk: Von Schmerz zu Kommerz

By Stefanie Alisch on January 1, 2011

By Stefanie Alisch on 1 January 2011 in VIDEO

Wednesday 12.1.2011. Arabesk Opening Night at the 2. Norient Musikfilm Festival in Bern, Switzerland. Norient speaks to Serhat Köksal (2/5 BZ) about Arabesk.

Posted in VIDEO | Tagged 2. Norient Musikfilm Festival, 2/5 BZ, Arabesk, bee-flat, Bern, Cem Kaya, Hakki Bulut, Istanbul, Politics, PROGR, PROGR Bern, Serhat Köksal, Switzerland, Turkey, «Arabesk – Gossensound und Massenpop» | 2 Responses