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Bella
Thursday - 2pm

Electronic music is not so easy to meet in my daily life. Before choosing this course, I was almost exposed to pop music and classical music every day.

Electronic music is very novel and full of unknown for me, which is also a brand new music experience for me, who love music. Compared with other types of electronic music, I am more familiar with the electronic music of the 1960s, which is more rhythmic and melodic, with more repetitive melodies.

I have listened to some narrow electronic music, and my favorite band is Owl City. Their songs can make me feel smart and bring me more mystery. I hope I can learn more about electronic music after this semester. : )

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I don't listen to electronic music but most of songs in my spotify contains electronic music elements. I listent to rap music a lot and my favourite artist is Migos whos style is trap music.
My favourite movie is "Kung Fu".

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I love pop music and lofi-hiphop. Well, maybe also the game music? Not sure could that be called electronic music or not, but some music from video games, such as the final fantasy series, are just fantastic.

I'd say my favorite musician is  Masayoshi Soken.

My favourite movie is Star Trek Into Darkness :-)

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Personally, I'm really interested in the psychedelic art rock music of the 60's. There are some examples within this genre where experimentation with electronic instruments began. One of my favourites which comes to mind is Silver Apples, who incorporated WW2 oscillators into their music and got some outstanding results.

One stand out favourite from the classical cannon is the Turangalila symphonie by Messiaen which incorporated the Ondes Martenot, a really early synthesiser.

Apart from that, as a composer I really appreciate some of the early analog electronic records. Namely Mort Garson, Jean-Michel Jarre and Wendy Carlos.

A favourite track is Oscillations by Silver Apples.

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Wednesday 10am
he/him

I've had little listening experience with electronic music, but I do find the use of electronic elements in film soundtracks quite interesting. One work that I guess would fit into the realm of electroacoustic music is Einojuhani Rautavaara's 'Cantus Articus' - a 3 movement concerto for Orchestra and 'birds' (tape - taken from field recordings).

Favourite movie????? - I guess a lot of Christopher Nolan Films

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Wednesday 10am -joining thurs bcs im feeling sick :((

My favourite artist right now is Jack Steadman from Bombay Bicycle Club and his solo work as Mr. Jukes. I love his use of sampling and how he manipulates his samples on his tracks. Blowin steam is my favourite track because he samples a brass section and reverses the sample to create the main melody. If you listen to tape notes the podcast he breaks the tracks down and its hectic.

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Wednesday 11am

I’ve been mostly experienced and exposed to classical and pop music, but I’m very excited to expand my horizons and explore electronic music and other more experimental styles. I very recently have become very fond of film music and find myself observing music whenever I watch TV now!

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Thu 2pm (online)
She/Her
There is no way I'd be able to choose one fav electronic music song but here are a few of mine:

Fred again.. feat. The Blessed Madonna - Marea (We’ve Lost Dancing):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4UkYBr1NnA&ab_channel=Fredagain..

Disclosure - Latch feat. Sam Smith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93ASUImTedo&ab_channel=Disclosure

Skin on Skin - For Tha Shot:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RlRc4RCj_A&ab_channel=STEELCITYDANCEDISCS

Peggy Gou - 'It Makes You Forget (Itgehane)'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlbVgjFvE3I&ab_channel=NinjaTune

I lived in Amsterdam during my gap year in 2019 and ever since I've fallen in love with house/techno/drum and bass music. I love music with spoken samples, lots of synths and solid baselines. I'm also learning to DJ so I thought this class would be awesome to help me understand the music better and build some production skills :)

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Fred again.. feat. The Blessed Madonna - Marea (We’ve Lost Dancing) (Official Audio)

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Electronic music isn't something I really listen too but I've always found the different modulated sounds intriguing. I want to understand the process and craft of creating these sounds. It is definitely my weakest area when it comes to composition.

Electronic soundtracks I've listened to are the Subnautica soundtrack with included soundscapes as well as the Dune soundtrack and the Portals soundtrack.

My favourite movie of all time would be Avatar! It got me into film music and it's craft is so clever in all aspects of film, especially in music

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I can say that I listen to a whole variety of music, like I could be listening to Gregorian chants to like popular music. Though I think music from the past is more my forte than anything else.

But the main reason why I'm at the con is because of film music. I love film and I love music and film music is like two different worlds combined. I recently changed to Spotify though before in Apple music, most of my playlists consisted of film music. A few composers I like are Alexandre Desplat and Danny Elfman, as they have very unique styles of film composition.

With electronic music, I'd love to be able to experiment and use synths and more technology into future compositions as I am definitely interested in it. When it comes to listening to electronic music, I listen to a lot of 80s electronic music, and I'd love to incorporate electronic into film music, just like there was electronic in the Antarctica soundtrack which is gorgeous by the way. One of my favourite electronic bands is this Japanese group called Yellow Magic Orchestra who were one of the first people in Japan to release electronic music. And the members are so intelligent and very experimental which is what I aspire to become.

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She/her
I would say my favourite electroacoustic album at the moment would be the Dune soundtrack by Hans Zimmer or Nala Sinehphro's Space 1.8 (I think these are electroacoustic albums). I also listen to a bit of electro/dance music when I walk such as DJ Boring or DJ Seinfeld.

Lately I've been listening to a lot of old 50s/60s jazz (Julie London, Billie Holiday, Peggy Lee).

My favourite movie is a German film called Victoria. Great soundtrack by Nils Frahm.

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Wednesday 2pm
She/Her

I have listened to Pop music for the most part, I feel like i know almost all of the songs on the chart, but I also listen to various other genres like Rap/Alternative/Electronic (Martin Garrix, Avicii...). I used to be a big Swiftie back in highschool :)  now I still am. I also love bands like Radiohead and Bleachers.

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Wed 2pm

I'm tend to lean more towards Soul, RnB, Funk and Pop music. I appreciate acoustic and natural musical tones, but I like to experiment with synths, electronic drums and sounds that aren't the typical traditional sounds. Especially when I am demoing some of my original stuff, I like to experiment with different electroacoustic devices to make the tracks pop more. But of course, I'm no expert and would love to learn more about it officially.

Some of my favourite artists include Tori Kelly, Whitney Houston, Chaka Khan, Beyonce and Bruno Mars. I typically go for music that is funky and makes you want to move or conveys soulful emotions.

Ive attached a tori kelly song that uses synths to create atmosphere and mood.

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ILLENIUM and Tori Kelly- Blame Myself (Official Audio)

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Wed 2pm

I don't really listen to a lot of electronic music but I don't mind listening to 'Skin on Skin' and am starting to delve more into techno/house styles.

Hangin' out with Charlie by CamelPhat

I mostly enjoy listening to alternative and classic rock, and dreampop stuff. I enjoy anything by Mazzy Star and The Cure. I also love Opera, idk my music taste is all over the place.

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I come from a background of folk music which has not included a lot of using DAW's. I am interested in becoming more flexible in the way I write music. I listen to a lot of folk/indie stuff as well as rock but as far as electronic and experimental music goes I am pretty inexperienced however open to it through this course. My favourite artists are people like Jeff Buckley, Joni Mitchell, The strokes and many more! A cool song i've listened to incorporating electronic elements is "fire for you" by Cannons. Also anything by confidence man!!

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JeongIn Min (Call me Jei)
Wed 2pm
She/Her

I don't have my favourite electronic work yet. But I love 'The Bird And The Bee', 'ADOY' and all their works. I also like rock music and audio effects used in those music.
I recommend you to listen to 'Diamond Dave - The Bird And The Bee' and 'Grace - ADOY'.

My favourite movie is 'A Star is Born'.

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Wednesday 2pm
She/her
I love "I kiss your lips" by Tokyo Ghetto...
I think it so joyful and uplifting! It uses quite a bit of build up and when the chorus comes in it feels quite magic to me!

I also love die by stella donnelly (how she uses vocal layering)
and Grace ives approach to electronic music is really inspiring to me.

My favourite film is hard to decide ! Probably Doris :))

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Wed 2pm
She/her

I haven't listen to a lot of electronic music yet,  but so far Chouchou is my favourite electronic music artist.
Favourite album: 'Random Access Memories' by Daft Punk.

Favourite movie is Interstellar! Love Hams Zimmer ;)

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Wed 2pm

If I'm being honest, I don't know much about electronic music. My favourite artists are the Foo Fighters, Jet, Alice Cooper and the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. Pretty much love all things rock n roll!

However, as a bass player I've been trying to branch out more into funk music like Vulfpeck, but after looking at some Jamiroquai songs, I want to improve my music production skills!

I'm loving 'Sky Mall' by Vulfpeck at the moment. Absolutely slaps (at least the slap bass does)

Hmm favourite film is hard... but either School of Rock or The Avengers :)

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Wednesday 2pm

Ludwig Goransson's music from TENET particularly Trucks In Place because it uses real truck sounds and sirens to create a percussive and intense underscore for the film.

I also like the music from Stranger Things and the music from Tron Legacy by Daft Punk.

My favourite movie is probably Isle of Dogs

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Emily
Wednesday 2pm
She/her

Recently a friend introduced me to a German Dj and producer called Solomun - I don't usually listen to a lot of house music but I really liked a song of his called "Around" because of it's super deep funky bassline and interesting melodies. I found it to be more varied and interesting than other house music I've heard before which I find can be quite repetitive.

One of my favourite movies of all time would be Napoleon Dynamite :))

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Wed 2pm
He/Him

I like a huge variety of electronic music and enjoy the process of making sounds. Right now a particular artist I'm enjoying is Feryquitous, who has a really unique style behind their songs. I'd say Estahv is the best example of their style.

I also like a lot of soundtrack styles in shows, movies and games, with my current favourite composer being Kevin Penkin

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Wednesday 11am
Hehim
No favourite in particular but I have been enjoying lots of film/video game music that utilises electroacoustic techniques and sound manipulation. I do also listen to standalone tracks both abstract and more conventional. As an example I've been enjoying "Out of Frame" by Lorn:
https://open.spotify.com/track/0OPmyaxGniRl3qYo6iBGyG?si=d083d038f28b40ba

I find the process of transforming something that may come from a humble and unassuming sound source into a whole new experienceplaying with listeners perception of what they are hearing by manipulating audio and tricking a listeners ears.
Favourite movie of all time?
I don't like to pick favourite of all time with lots of subjects but I've recently loved Matt Reeve's The Batman for it's pure cinematic nature and artistic consideration with every shot

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Jun Qu
Wed 11am
She/Her

At first I don't like electronic music, I always thought it is noisy. However, after my friend tells me that there are many types of electric music and I slowly open my door towards to the exploration of electric music.

Until now, my favorite composer is FKJ and his work TUI. He uses lots of recording from nature and every time when I listen to his songs, no matter how I had a bad time, I feel better.

My favorite movie is Sound of Music

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Louis Tomlinson

Not well versed in electronic music technology yet, but I love Pink Floyd and Radiohead who definitely are big influences in electroacoustic sounds.

Listen to 'Alt. Fast Track' by Radiohead

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Class: Wednesday 11am
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Electronic music isn't my strong suit, I listen to a lot of Funk/R&B that uses a lot of electronic production. I love artists like Kaytranada, Jungle and The Avalanches. One track in particular is 10% by Kaytranada.

Fav Movie - Good Will Hunting

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Natalie Theodore
she/her
Wednesday 11am

I have a lot of electronic tracks that I like, but currently my favourite is "Change" by Djo. I love the use of synths and layering of sound and its use of tension. Its just a fun upbeat song

favourite movie: tangled, it's a masterpiece

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Wed 11am

I love house and dance music, but my favourite electronic tracks are from film.
- Derezzed and Son of Flynn by Daft Punk from Tron Legacy
- A bunch of tracks by Ludwig Gorranson both from the Mandalorian (particularly Season 2) and Tennet (Rainy Night in Tallinn).
- Far Above the Clouds by Mike Oldfield
- Moment by PaulWetz

Favourite films include the Lord of the Rings and Cars

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Hannah Grogan
Wed 11am
She/her

Not a big listener of electronic music, but I enjoy James Blake's music. In particular 'retrograde' is really enjoyable.
A film that I always rewatch is Tangled

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Wednesday 11am

She/her

Favourite electronic work?: I don't actually delve much into electronic music, but I am familiar with artists like Flume, and some of his tracks from his album Skin. Hoping this course can show me some great electronic music.

I find the idea of recording different sounds and clipping them together. Also I would love to explore traditional recording of instruments/vocals but adding electronic sounds throughout.

My favourite movie is Spirited Away :)

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Wed 11am

he/him

I herd Xenakis's Pesepolis once, that was cool. I mainly enjoy classical.

Movie: Interstellar, it's just so good.

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Class: Wednesday 11:00am

My favourite electronic work is the album Technodelic by Yellow Magic Orchestra. It was made in a very experimental phase of the bands career, and their exploration of drum machines, arpeggiators, and just general recording techniques is really interesting.

My favourite bands are The Beatles, The Mountain Goats and Talking Heads and my fav album is Revolver (the beatles)

I don't have a fav movie atm.

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Robert, Wednesday 11am
Squarepusher and Sophie are the first electronic artists that come to mind that I admire. If I were to make my ideal electronic work, it would perhaps resemble the bladerunner aesthetic. I listen to a fair amount of random vaporwave tunes as well. I am a DAW baby but I hope to change that and someday join a game jam.

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Wed 11am
(She/Her)

I don't listen to a lot of electronic music.

I have been predominantly listening to soft rock and indie-pop. My favourite artists at the moment are Coldplay, Field Guide and Richy Mitch and The Coal Miners.

I LOVE the movies, Interstellar (Mountains) and Inception (Time), not only for their amazing storylines but also the STUNNING scores by Hans Zimmer.

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Wednesday 11am
I'm very new to electronic music but I like the use of synths and electronic sound on The Rah Band's 'Past Present and Future album which is a combination of electric and acoustic instruments. I also like the use of electronic music in movies such as Interstellar.
My favourite movie is Interstellar because of the stunning visuals and amazing soundtrack.

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Ezra Hersch

Wedmesday 11am

he/him

I feel like I'm completely new to to electronic work (or rather I can't think of anything I listen to that falls under this term) but I would really like to find a new style of music that I love and learn how to create music in new ways.

The Matrix :)

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Wednesday 11am
She/her

My favourite electronic work is probably some of the recent work of Kevin Kiner on the recent Star Wars animated series'. Specifically his composition "Omegas Theme" really struck me emotionally. I also will never forget hearing the seismic wave for the first time and being overwhelmed by the fact it was from instruments and synthesisers.

I also fell in love with film because of the mix of diatonic and non diatonic effects and how the music moves with the effects

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Archie Tulk
Wednesday 11am
he/him

Tubular bells Mike oldfied
EMME by Phonon - really interesting rhymtnic composition

Fav movie is Parasite

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Wed 11am

I am a big fan of ambient music when it comes to electroacoustic music, especially works by William Basinski such as dlp 1.1, Harold Budd, and Brian Eno with their use of melody and organic use of synthesisers/technology in their works. I am also very into 20th century orchestral music which inspires a lot of my harmonic and textural ideas.

My favourite movie at the moment is probably Requiem for a Dream, probably one of the most hard hitting endings I've ever seen in a movie along with an incredibly engaging soundtrack.

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Class: Wednesday 2pm

I haven’t delved too deeply into the electronic world, but I absolutely love film music and by default sound design and tweaking acoustic instruments in a daw. I also recently heard some work by the composer Rometelli which utilises sound manipulation (I heard prof. bad trip and his larger work index of metals). I’ve heard some amazing ambient tape music by the YT channel amulets!

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Wed 10am

I don't have a favourite electronic work but I'm a fan of the unique stuff Labrinth is writing for Euphoria and I love the more electronically experimental works by Billie Eilish and Prince.

I have a lot of favourite films, the films that inspired me the most were The Green Mile, Pulp Fiction, Moulin Rouge, Everything, Everywhere All At Once and Interstellar.

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Ryan Turner
Wednesday 10am
He/Him
Faith Of the Saint by A-Rize – this track is guaranteed to give you crazy pump. Hardstyle for the gym is really the only electronic music I listen to.

Favourite Movie – The Batman

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Huy Phuc (Harry)

Tutorial: Wednesday 10am

I have been listening to electronic music since I'm a kid and to be honest I'm in love with it.
My favourite tracks are: 'Waiting for love' (Avicii), 'Outside' (Calvin Harris) and 'Crawl Outta Love' (Illenium), 'Forbidden Voice' (Martin Garrix),..
Those tracks have been in my minds for a few years now, and it really light up my day when I need it!
My favorite movie must be the series of Harry Potter.

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Isaac
Wed Aug 3 10am tutorial.

My favourite electronic music is from the musical duo Jockstrap. I like the combination of traditional acoustic sounds like piano, violin and voice mixed in and manipulated with audio effects and synthesisers and drum machines. As well as the mix between traditional songwriting styles and house music/samples.

Favourite movie: Shaun of the Dead

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Wednesday 10am
hehim
Morocco - Godtet
I really enjoy this track primarily because it's instrumental.  I have never been able to register sung lyrics very well, even when they clear in the song's mix.  I don't know why.  I ALSO DON'T REMEMBER LYRICS very well either, so instrumental music speaks to me a lot more, I can focus on the music and what's being played and derive thoughts and emotion from that.

Fav movie: Toy Story

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Tullia Cairns
Wednesday 10am
she/her

I don't know the I have a favourite electronic work, but I do like Jacob Collier's 'Moon River' - it was one of the first pieces that I heard that made me think of harmony in a different way. Or Lianne La Havas' 'Seven Times'.

I don't really watch many movies so I'm not sure

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Your name: Tay Jin Ting
Tutorial Day and time: Wed 10am
Preferred pronouns: She/Her

I don't really listen to electronic music but I enjoy listening to pop, R&B and acoustic music. One song that caught my attention recently is 'Light Switch' by Charlie Puth.

What's your favourite movie of all time? Any Marvel movie :)

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Wednesday 10am

"Electronic music" is so broad I won't even try picking a favourite track lol, but some artists and tracks I love in the electronic sphere are San Holo (Vestal Avenue), Gorillaz (anything off Plastic Beach) and Sungazer (Threshold) - all pretty different kinds of music but all technically electronic haha.

Tbh Pixar's Inside Out is probably my favourite movie :))

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Minh Nguyen
Wednesday 10am

Overtime by knower. Not sure if it can be considered electronic music but it has a combination of acoustic and electronic instruments. Favourite movie is also the matrix. W

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Braith (gnuelz)

Wednesday 10 am

Too many favourite tracks, but switches between 'Living Single' - Big Sean, 'Paris in the Rain' - Lauv + 10 others 🤣
'Paris in the Rain' was made after Lauv watched "Midnight in Paris', which is one of the best movies of all time. The guitar melody he used to write the song (not used in the actual song) is also crazy nice and extremely good for freestyling over.

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Name: Vincent de Souza
Tutorial: Wed 10AM
Preferred pronouns: he/him
What is your favourite electronic work (or track)?
Electronic - Wall F*** by Flume
Atmospheric - An Ending (Ascent) by Brian Eno
What do you like or find interesting about it?
1 - A great exploration of musical manipulation, sound staging and mixing. A jittery and fun song to listen to.
2 - A song that made me realise how important mixing and enjoying sound were to the listening experience.
What's your favourite movie of all time?
Star Wars IV

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Wed 10am
He/Him

Unidentified funky overture (Christopher Bill) because it has BRASS but also electronic stuff

"My cousin vinny" cause its top tier otherwise "goodfellas"

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Mitchell Brown
Wed 10am

My favourite electronic track is "Shockwave" by Martin Stig Anderson from the dystopian indie game 'Inside'. The artist recorded the shockwave sound through a real human skull, and accompanies it with lush synth harmonies. I also enjoy Bon Iver's "22, A Million" album.

My favourite movie is 'The Godfather'

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Olivia Diamant
Wednesday 10am
she/her

I absolutely can't decide on a favourite song/ type of music BUT these are some songs I admire for their production:

'I guess' by Mitski - the reverb is absolutely haunting and it's super evocative emotionally.  It very much captures the feeling of 'yearning'. Absolutely recommend blasting it in your car at night as the rain softly pours down.

'STUCK ON U' by Michelle - an absolute bop, I love the production on this track and how it very much feels like summer - the synths are really cool.

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Wednesday 10am
he/him

At the moment I'm really enjoying listening to Flume's "Hi This is Flume" album. Its a pretty big departure from his previous styles, and subverts aspects of the genre which he operates in.

My fav movie is interstellar. Great concept, good soundtrack, fantastic visuals.

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Jason Ocampo
Tue 2pm
he/him

Don't necessarily have a singular favourite track, currently listening to tracks by The Roots, J Dilla, Dangelo. Really enjoy how they use sampling techniques and reject quantisation to create a 'human' feel.

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Lesley Li
Tuesday 2pm
I love listening to vocaloid and I love electronic music!! The composer I like the most is wowaka and my favourite song is Rolling Girl and Unknown Mother Goose. I love his lyrics so much.

My favourite movie is Your Name - I have watched more than ten times but I would eventually cry every-time I watch the film ;(

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Neeladri Chakraborty (Neel)

Tuesday 2pm

"I feel love"
I love the ongoing pulsating rhythm. It puts you in a sort of trance while listening. The use of vocal dynamics works perfectly with the electronic aspects of the music.

The matrix was a very eye-opening movie for me.

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My name is Harry Snell
Tuesday 2pm He/Him
My favourite track is constantly changing however at the moment is 'Haisama' - Ace (Lumieux Remix). I am extremely fascinated by the creativity of the sounds composed to keep a flowing movement to the entirety of the track. While being a very minimalistic song, the track is still able to create tension and release that really captivates me to keep listening.

Favourite Movie - 'Lord of the Rings'

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I am sorry, this is my first time touch the electronic music.
And I have no idea what electronic music should sounds like.
But I am good at compose for the actual instruments hahahahahah.

I hope this class can give me some new, and interesting idea about composition.

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Your name: Ruby Goold
Tutorial Day and time: Tuesdays 2pm
Preferred pronouns: She/they
What is your favourite electronic work (or track)?: Sleepwalking by Goblin
What do you like or find interesting about it?
It's very good to walk to... very spooky and LOVE a good synth
What's your favourite movie of all time?
Maybe Videodrome!

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Erez Silberman
Tuesday 2pm
He/him

'Illusion of Seclusion' - Photay.
The use of digital tools to create an electronic environment is really innovating, and is really unique.

'Django Unchained' - Great storytelling with amazing acting!

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Nathan Ebenezer
Tuesday 2pm
He/Him

Free Fall by Illenium
The crazy synths that come in during the drop just sound so heavenly.

Top Gun Maverick
What can I say? I love Tom Cruise :p

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Hayley Chan
Wednesday 10am
She/her

I can't say I listen to much electronic music, but I do love Frank Ocean's album, 'Blonde'. He uses recordings that sound really personal and fits with the theme of the whole album.

'Sound of Metal' or 'Kajillionaire'

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Tuesday 2pm
I am woman.
Loved Sound Touch by Damien Ricketson recently performed at Phoenix Central Park.
Highly structured and yet deeply resonant.  Felt it did achieve its goal - to touch with sound.
The Fifth Element. Only movie I have watched again and again and again. Deeply spiritual and feminist. And those costumes by Jean-Paul Gaultier!

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Bruce Hu
Tuesday 2pm
He/Mr.

"Feel it still"
The composition of this sound is vivid, and the band also creates so many relevant and attractive works, such as "So young."

"The Matrix"
A series of science fiction film which was released at the end of 20th century and beginning of 21th century, it is unrestrained imaginative masterwork in science fiction field.

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Your name:
Tutorial Day and time:
Preferred pronouns:
What is your favourite electronic work (or track)?
What do you like or find interesting about it?
What's your favourite movie of all time?

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Allegra Melli
Tuesday 2pm
She/They

King Tubby - Flag Dub
Jamaican edge-cutting electronic reggae music made with close to nothing materials

A pigeon sat on a branch reflecting on existence (yes its actually a movie :))