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Soundscapes: Maral

Date
June 15
Time
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Cost
Free
Organizer’s Site
https://nomadicdivision.org/program/soundscapes-l-a-summer-mixes/
Council District
City Council District 9

Soundscapes, LAND’s programming series dedicated to experimental music and sound-based practices, continues on Saturday, June 15 with a performance by multidisciplinary artist Maral curated for LAND by Paulina Lara.

Maral’s sonic palette incorporates a collage of Iranian Classical & Folk samples and explores genres of experimental electronic production such as noise, punk/post-punk, and dub.

As part of Maral’s practice she mixes traditional and folk music and reimagines new spaces for these ancient melodies & sounds to live & grow. Creating a new future for them as well as continuing the tradition of passing down these melodies. She imagines how they would sound like in a punk, dub, or electronic band and lets the samples lead the way. She is jamming with her ancestors.

Location

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
900 Exposition Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA United States
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Organizer

Los Angeles Nomadic Division
Phone
(949) 7011256
Email
sarika@nomadicdivision.org
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