C-drik in Asia
C-drik / Cdrik / Cdrk / Kirdec (page under re-construction) – On tour from February 2010 till April 2010 – Singapore – Vietnam – Indonesia – Malaysia – Thailand – Laos – China – Taiwan – Hong Kong – Austria and more.
Cedrik Fermont (aka C-drík Fermont, C-drík, Cdrk, Kirdec, Y-drík, M-drík, F-drík and many other “-drík”) is a multifaced vegan artist, academically trained musician, dj, singer, composer and drummer ; he is electroacoustic composer Annette Vande Gorne former student (Conservatory of Mons, Belgium).
Of Greek, Zairian and Belgian descent, born in Zaire (RDC), he lived in Belgium and the Netherlands.
C-drík started his first project in 1989 and juggles in between many projects and genres such as electro, noise, breakcore, digital punk, electro-acoustic, industrial, ambient, free jazz, hip hop, etc.
C-drík’s live shows, dj sets, lectures, installations :
C-drik’s tour schedule and message
Hello,
I’m still looking for all informations, documents (audio, visual, text, etc.), contacts regarding experimental, noise, electronic, electro-acoustic music in ALL parts of Africa and Asia for the book I’m currently writing. This includes all I can find from 1944 until now. History, biography, discography, websites, social aspect, censorship and so on. I already collected more than 100 records, hundreds of contacts, hundreds of articles and pages but need more, I mostly have a lack of information about sub-Saharan Africa (except South Africa), the Middle-East (except Turkey, Iran, Lebanon, Israel) and central Asia. All info is precious. Thank you !
I started (November 2008) two groups regarding African and Asian noise, experimental, electronic on Facebook and MySpace, feel free to join and participate.
06.02.10
2010
Th 18/02, Singapore, Singapore
Tu 23/02, Hanoi Vietnam
We 24/02, Hanoi, Vietnam
Th 25/02, Hanoi, Vietnam
Su 28/03, Jogjakarta, Indonesia
Mo 01/03, Semarang, Indonesia
Tu 02/03, Surabaya, Indonesia
We 03/03, Surakarta, Indonesia (+lecture)
Th 04/03, Jogjakarta, Indonesia (+lecture)
Fr 05/03, Singapore, Singapore
Su 14/03, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (date to be confirmed)
19 or 20/03, Bangkok, Thailand
We 24/03, Vientiane, Laos
Fr 26/03, Hanoi, Vietnam (together with Linh Dung Nguyen @ Hanoi Sound Stuff)
Sa 27/03, Hanoi, Vietnam (+ lecture @ Hanoi Sound Stuff, 26 to 28/03)
Sa 03/04, Shenzhen, China
00/04, Fuzhou, China (date to be confirmed)
00/04, Shanghai, China (date to be confirmed)
00/04, Guanzhou, China (date to be confirmed)
00/04, Changsha, China (date to be confirmed)
We 08/04, Foshan, China
Fr 09/04, Hong Kong, China
Sa 10-15/04, Taipei, Taiwan (date to be confirmed)
Fr 16/04, back to Singapore
Th 22/04, Brussels, Belgium (lecture)
Fr 23/04, Budapest, Hungary
26 or 27/04, Ljubljana, Slovenia (lecture)
We 28/04, Vienna, Austria
00/04, Berlin, Germany (@ Cannibal Caniche festival, 29/04 to 02/05)
Tu 06/05, Leipzig, Germany (lecture)
More gigs to be confirmed.
CMJ DVD 2010
MIT Press’ Computer Music Journal is seeking submissions of recent
computer music works from the Austral-Asian region (Australia, New
Zealand, Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia) for inclusion on this year’s
annual DVD. This is published with the fourth and final issue at the end
of the year. Video works are especially encouraged, but audio-only works
are also welcome, as are videos of performances (with good-quality audio).
Works may be audio files only, video, videos of performances and so on.
Works may have been presented or published elsewhere, but in the latter
case, documentation must be provided granting CMJ the nonexclusive right
to publish. One work may be submitted per composer.
Please include:
Full quality renditions of your work:
- If multi-channel audio, up to 5.1 channels, include the mono files and
clear labeling of speaker distribution, 16-bit, 48-kHz (44.1 kHz also
acceptable);
- if video work, include a minimally compressed .mov file (4:3 NTSC).
In addition, please include a text file with program note and bio (500
word maximum for each), and, optionally, a *minimum* 300-dpi b/w digital
photo of the composer(s), TIFF files are best.
Duration: Pieces under 10 minutes in duration are preferred.
Because of DVD production requirements and publishing lead times, works
must be received no later than Friday 2nd April 2010.
Please send your work to:
Paul Doornbusch – CMJ DVD Curator
Counter Delivery
c/o – Melbourne A’Beckett Street Post Office
Ground Level
410 Elizabeth Street
Melbourne
VIC 3000
AUSTRALIA