The Moog Sound Lab series is back after a long dry spell, with a live performance by electronic music producers Debit (Delia Beatriz) and Andy Stott.
Inside the Moog Sound Lab studio space, the two joined forces to compose and perform an original track, featuring Matriarch, Grandmother, DFAM, and Mavis instruments, along with with Ableton Live.
Oh my!…..people can’t play melodies no more, even if their lives depend on it!…nowadays a catchy chorus no longer exists in 2023…does any one knows a good catchy/pop electronic song made this year that can share with moi?…thx!
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Your sexist take on her music is unfortunate. I hope you can do better in the future
Hey!. Thanks for taking the time replying. I appreciate your point of view. Sincerely.
You know that about 100.000 songs are released every day, right? If you don’t hear what you need, it’s your own fault.
Hey!. Thanks for taking the time replying. Of course it is my fault. Thanks again =)
Do you go to Ibsen plays and ask why there aren’t more jokes? This isn’t catchy pop music and never pretended to be. It’s a completely different thing.
are you not familiar with Sudan Archives or Sampa The Great? get out of your little bubble
Apparently people can’t put together a decent sentence “no more”, either.
Hey!. Thanks for taking the time replying whit a passive/aggressive answer completely out off the topic at hand.
Sure thing! Your helpful, positive original comment really gave me the courage to chime in. Mine was more an observation than an answer, though.
Sure… Whatever makes you Happeee brother!
Nothing makes me Happeeer.
Oh I’d LOVE to know what an intellectual like yourself thinks about Merzbow and Throbbing Gristle. ?
Yes, i think autechre is more your style.
Autechre is one of the better EM composers out there. very interesting sound scapes.
Thank you Andy for never going pop
very cool starting sonic shapes. nice work!
I really like Andy Stott’s production. The way he uses distortion and his use of the Triton and his album.
Glad to see that the Moog Sound Lab is still a thing after the company’s sale. The videos are always classy, show off groups I generally haven’t heard about before, and the bands make cool live use of gear.
Kind of surprised that this is still going, though, because I got the impression through social media posts that InMusic bought Moog for its assets and was laying off everybody. Apparently employees lost their retirement in the deal and got nothing for their 49% ownership of the company.
If anybody knows more on that, I’d be interested!
i like all the blinky lights from unconnected wall to wall DFAM’s.