We went to Durham, North Carolina to experience the 2016 edition of Moogfest, an incredible stimulating combination of concerts, talks, panel discussions and club nights. Between all of this we talked to Black Madonna, Jlin, The Orb, Hieroglyphic Being and Trandle about the so called “Bathroom Law” of North Carolina, the status quo of female artists in the electronic music community and artistic creativity in general.
Moogfest 2016
Moogfest 2016 kicked off yesterday with quite a roll of great performances, including Jlin, Blood Or…
Jlin “Black Origami” (Planet Mu)
Only two more weeks to go till the long awaited second album of Jerrilynn Patton aka Jlin will final…
Jerrilynn Patton aka Jlin
Jlin shakes her head to the question if she had been under pressure as a result of people's expectat…
“Electric Lights - Women in Electronic Music”
Helena Hauff has an unswerving commitment to doing exactly what she wants: “Club culture is about …
