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Jan Jelinek

Jan Jelinek recorded under the names Farben and Gramm, as well as his birth name, and became a revered producer of electronic music. Moving to Berlin in 1995 for the sake of his university degree in philosophy and sociology, Jelinek started experimenting with sampling media. Using his sampler as a tool to dissect and tape together new tracks, Jelinek moved on to Stefan Betke\'s Scape label for Loop-Finding-Jazz-Records. Jelinek cut and pasted jazz sequences from the \'60s and \'70s, rearranging them with audio tools for a unique end product.

Jan Jelinek recorded under the names Farben and Gramm, as well as his birth name, and became a revered producer of electronic music. Moving to Berlin in 1995 for the sake of his university degree in philosophy and sociology, Jelinek started experimenting with sampling media. Using his sampler as a tool to dissect and tape together new tracks, Jelinek moved on to Stefan Betke\'s Scape label for Loop-Finding-Jazz-Records. Jelinek cut and pasted jazz sequences from the \'60s and \'70s, rearranging them with audio tools for a unique end product.

Live in Luxembourg, December 3rd 2021
*300 copies limited edition* This record contains four tracks taken from a live performance which took place on December 3rd 2021 at the vinyl harvest record store in Esch-sur-Alzette Luxembourg. The concert was curated by non-profit organisation I am esch twenty too and the label mint.conception.recordings. I am esch twenty too was founded in 2020 as an alternative suggestion to the city of Esch-sur-Alzette being European Capital of Culture 2022 and its role and program. The budget for this con…
Framework 2
Danish musician/composer Mads Emil Nielsen continues his Framework series; a collection of open, hand-drawn graphic scores and recordings. The series includes Nielsen’s own subjective translations of the visual material and sound pieces accompanied by visual notations, and collaborations – in this case with Andrea Neumann, Jan Jelinek and Hideki Umezawa. Framework 2 consists of printed scores and recordings, released on 2 x 10” vinyl + DL.  Circles (Disc1: side A) is a dense, 03:45 collage of sy…
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