In this second concert night of the Riddle series, in warm collaboration with Transcentury Update-Festival, we will gather at UT Connewitz to hear musical performances of three exceptional acts. Tinkah will start with a live set focused, inter alia, on his latest release on Local Knowledge. He is an artist that continuously longs for serious and emotional electronic music with a great love of detail and his live set combines cinematic, futuristic soundscapes with bass heavy, high-definition sound design and lots of soul.
For Hinako Omori, synthesizers are a portal to the subconscious: "Synthesizers really respond to how you feel," says the London-based artist, producer and composer. Omori has quickly become one of the UK's most compelling breakthrough musicians, blurring the lines between classical, electronic, and ambient music. Her latest album, "A Journey..." is a concept album inspired by the ancient Japanese ritual of forest bathing. Lush textures meet therapeutic frequencies and drone sounds, led by Omori's gentle, seemingly fragile voice.
Bendik Giske (NO/DE) is an artist and saxophonist whose expressive use of physicality, vulnerability and endurance have already won him much critical acclaim. You can hear all of this in his debut album Surrender, released at the start of 2019 on Smalltown Supersound, which can be described as Giske stripped to the core: no overdubs, looping, or effects. Just his body, breath, the saxophone and a resonant physical space, plus lots of microphones.
The Riddle DJ-Team (SOLARIS, DJ YumYum, Stanley Schmidt) will spin their favorite experimental and ambient tracks in between the performances. UT Connewitz as venue for the evening, with its enigmatic charm, complements the aesthetics of the musical performances very well.
Tickets are available in presale, find them here.