Death Whistle
Víctor García is a sound designer and audiovisual explorer whose steps have been mutating over the years until they have solidified into his most personal project so far: the stunning electronics of Death Whistle. His live shows range from intimate performances with beautiful soundscapes, emotional noise and piercing melodies that envelop the audience in an immersive and irresolvable experience to his more clubbing side in which he moves this imaginary from the heart to the feet. Festivals such as WOS Festival, Tesla Festival, Fanzine Fest or Modularday Barcelona attest to Death Whistle's good work with his audience. His compositional career is also focus on the composition of soundtracks, for video games and celebrated film works such as "Unicorn Wars" "Decorado" or "Psiconauts, the forgotten children", pieces with three Goyas (the Spain Oscars) among his multiple awards. This trajectory has its most recent chapter with the release of the Death Whistle first album "Alter" on the Hedonic Reversal label.
Pauk - DJ None
Pauk, noisy by day and introverted by night, tries to reflect his love and rage in music, which seems to allow him to express more feelings per second, always through his toys, full of lights, cables, and buttons. Lately, he has been working with DJ None, a former member of Scratch Commando, who accompanies him by scratching vinyl records, trying to keep up with him.
Yalu
Federico De Lellis aka Yalu is an Italian based computer scientist and developer in the musical field. As a graduate of the Computer Science department at Sapienza University of Rome, his training focused on software development and algorithmic composition doing research in computational music creativity. He founded Morph, an eurorack modular company based in Italy, for which designs, develops and assembles modules and instruments in order to support other musicians and his own way of creating music. Complementing his collaborative work, Federico has produced and performed both on stage and in studio. Performing under the name Yalu he bridges the gap between traditional instrumentation and experimental sound design using synthesis, DSP and electronics.
Sonárbula
An explorer of sounds, Sonárbula composes sensory journeys based on modular synthesis, voices, objects, and field recordings, which are woven together to form ecosystems with dreamlike narratives.
Terper
Terper, a Barcelona-based duo composed of Paola Idrontino and RDMT, merges their roots in textile art and audiovisual creation into poetic, multi-instrumental soundscapes, in a constant quest to expand their own creative universe and that of their audience.
