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Show 1080 : Cyborg Lullaby by Gwen Sainte-Rose – Radio Campus Bruxelles


« Cyborg Lullaby » from Gwen Sainte-Rose
(1st part of upcoming “Those who are not Mothers”)

« Est-ce que vous avez des enfants ? »
A cette question qui paraît anodine, celles qui ne sont pas mères peuvent apporter, chacune, une réponse et une histoire très différentes.
Gwen y répond ici à sa façon, dans ce premier geste sonore qui raconte son histoire et son rapport à la non-maternité. D’autres créations sur cette question suivront, présentant les univers singuliers de chacune autour du projet : « Celles qui ne sont pas mères ».

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“Do you have children?”
To this seemingly innocuous question, those who are not mothers can each give a very different answer and tell a very different story.
 Gwen responds in their own way, in this first sound piece that tells their story and their relationship with non-motherhood.

It’s also about what they feel on a sensory level. How they live in a binary and heterosexual system. What is “natural” or not. And how they find their way in there.
Other creations on this question will follow, presenting each person’s unique universe on this theme.

Gwen Sainte-Rose is a musician, composer and sound artist. Their creations are always guided by sensitive listening.
For cello and loopstation, they composed “Collines – Racines”, two soundscapes inspired by the Forêt de Soignes and the Gaume region in South Belgium.

They produced the radio documentary “Ne pleure pas !” (Don’t cry!), about child abuse.
Now they are also exploring links between videos they made with a microscope camera, sound and music, as in « Garden ».

Production, sound design and music : Gwen Sainte-Rose
Curation : Carine Demange

Guest Show 1078 : “Le Leman Mystérieux Merveilleux” par Eric Desjeux – Institut International de Recherche sur la Radio et la Magie

LE LEMAN MYSTERIEUX MERVEILLEUX
par Eric Desjeux

Ré-affirmer le merveilleux comme une manière de ré-enchanter le réel
Les rives du Léman ont toujours fasciné des artistes, écrivain·es et penseur·euses venu·es des quatre coins du monde.
Nous faisons l’hypothèse que vivre avec nos histoires, nos légendes et nos mythes fondateurs, est une manière de nous ancrer et de nous régénérer en tant que communautés, et que la transmission culturelle est un processus qui contribue à connecter les individus et à perpétuer des groupes humains.
Aux prémices de ce projet nous avons constitué une équipe de recherche pluridisciplinaire, réunissant des artistes et des scientifiques local·es ainsi qu’international·es et leur avons proposé un double temps de résidence croisée. Nous avons pensé que cette immersion offrirait un terreau fertile pour la compréhension, la réinterprétation et la création de récits liés au Léman.

avec Jean-Baptiste Molina, Federica Tamarozzi, Christian Baumann, Dalia Mauvis, Mathilde Tinturier, Jonathan Frigeri, Emmanuelle Nizou, Antoine Schaad, Maryne Lanaro, Henry Deletra, Benoit Grison, Diederik Peeters, Paul Courlet, Luca Schöpfer, Stéphanie Pfister, Eva Zornio, Vanessa Montero.
Une production de l’Institut International de Recherche sur la Radio et la Magie.
Curation : Jonathan Frigeri / Carine Demange.

Show 1057: martiensgohome – “I really should have seen through the airwaves” – Radio Campus Bruxelles

martiensgohome – I really should have seen through the airwaves
The inspiration for this piece came from the idea of treating the radiowaves as a living environment, a complex landscape just waiting to be explored. Applying field-recording methods to the shortwave signals of the radio highlights its various sceneries, and its diverse inhabitants. From radio amateurs to state propaganda, and from entertainers to religious freaks, all types of discourses can be found here competing for attention. Surrounding these voices is an equally fascinating ocean of electronic sounds : magnetic storms, carrier waves, interferences, radio-jamming, hum and buzz. The aether is an infinite synthesizer. The natural tones and human-made noises of the airwaves represent an inexhaustible source of sound material and inspiration.
This piece has been composed with the help of the scordinator, a computer program devised by martiensgohome during a residency in the Q-O2 workspace in 2023. The program generates a graphic score for multiple musicians to follow, suggesting dynamics, entry points and pauses for each performer. Designed for live performance as well as for decision making in the studio, it is both a game and a tool. It reconciles conducting and improvisation insofar as it doesn’t tell the musician what to play, or how, but lets him make creative choices within a timeframe.
martiensgohome is a radio-art collective based in Brussels and has been active on the air since 1996. They operate every week on Radio Campus 92.1 FM where they produce a one hour-long improvised show , using field-recordings, electronics, objects and guitar. They also perform live whenever possible, preferably in special settings, composing site-specific interventions or playing unconventional venues.
you can find and use the scordinator here: https://sublymediagonal.net/scoredinator/
(photo by fabonthemoon)
Curation : Carine Demange for Radio Campus Bruxelles

Show 1034 : “Hypercabane” from Radio Campus Bruxelles


Hypercabane is a collective project airing monthly on Radio Campus Bruxelles.
Our research explores the plastic forms of sound and radio, the potential of the voice and the distortion of reality.
Each month, we collaborate with guest artists on live experiments guided by creative protocols, challenging notions of the linearity of time and space, while travelling through a sound-designed universe with a dreamlike, retro-fantasy aesthetic.

In the manner of a cut-up, the recordings of these live broadcasts become the raw material for the editing and pasting process that we carry out alongside our work on the broadcasts themselves.
As we celebrate the third anniversary of the project, we’ve delved deep into our archives to blend our earliest and most recent shows into a brand new journey.

With the voices of :
Flavia, Maxime, Djeline, Paolo, Valentin, Jules, Eugène, Maria, Carla, Marie, Zélie, Mia, Eline, Elisa, Inès, Lilith, Ian, Orlane, Mathilde

With samples from :
Allergène – FunkyPastaBox
Irreversible Entanglements – Our Land Back
Mark Seibert – Conquests Of Camelot OST

Links :
https://www.instagram.com/hypercabane_officiel/
https://soundcloud.com/hypercabane
https://www.mixcloud.com/HYPERCABANE/stream/

Curated by Carine Demange for Radio Campus Bruxelles