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@audi-oooo-rama
Is being passionate all about having fun? Italian musician, founder and ex-member of seminal Nineties alt-pop band Bluvertigo, painter and "curious artist" Andy Fumagalli paints a picture of music creation as a fun game where the instruments are your toys.
A talk between innovators, influencers and gamechangers of the music industry to compose a manifesto for the future(s) of music. In this session Alex Paterson and Thomas Fehlmann of The Orb try, as they always did in their career, to design the future and what it may hold for the music industry.
Check-in: Beatrice Venezi
When technology is at its best, it helps past traditions become even stronger. Young and talented orchestra conductor Beatrice Venezi shares thoughts on her favourite game-changer, the future of music and how to prepare for what's ahead.
Check-in: Alessio Bertallot
Established DJ and radio host Alessio Bertallot believes in mixing all the elements of music and technology together in order to come up with something truly unique, original and creatively expressive. Discover the rewards of being one step beside.
Member of multiple international bands including 80s sensation "Ultravox", James "Midge" Ure led the way for the new wave progressive scene, pushing the boundaries of electronic instruments and synth. Involved so closely with technology and music progression, what might such an influencer foresee as the future of music, and what part will technology play in it? Audi_OOOO_rama sat down with Ure to find out.
Audi_OOOO_rama 2016
Music and automotive are the fastest evolving industries in the world, but what do the future(s) hold? Three of the music world's biggest game changers met eleven of Italy's most talented music producers to find out. Discover what was uncovered at Audi_OOOO_rama 2016.
The Orb: interview
At the forefront of electronic music's inception, an English-based group made waves on the nightclub scene with their new take on sound and song creation. Alex Paterson, founding member, and Thomas Fehlmann form The Orb, an experiential electronic group responsible for an entirely new genre: ambient house. Audi_OOOO_rama took to discovering how these two pioneers see music evolving in the near future.
Big stars of electronic music such as Richie Hawtin were invited to Audi_OOOO_rama to share their pioneering experience in combining music with technology. Hearing about the birth of synthetic music, amongst the mesmerising backdrop of Borgo Egnazia, was a contrast which enabled you to generate more and more inspiring thoughts.
A car is something which faces great change through technology year by year, and a source of hours of music listening. In an era of profound change, being at the avant-garde in both music and technology is crucial to outline the world that is waiting for us up ahead. That was the main investigation of Audi_OOOO_rama.
With the invention of the world wide web and the profound change to all media and industries, the game was turned upside down, and those who had the vision to experiment with new tools and a new connections, were able to create new scenarios for music. That's what Francesco Baschieri's Spreaker did for the radio.
Technology is universally recognized as a crucial tool and a revolutionary enhancement to the process of creating art. Whether you take written, audio or video notes, as inspiration comes, it's important to take full stock of it, in order to develop something new. In this new context we found ourselves in, what might the limitations be of having no boundaries of the amount of information you can capture.
Audi_OOOO_rama is a true symposium of people who create, produce, distribute and innovate music and technology, with the goal to imagine where these two parts of our lives are going, and where they might take us in the future. During the talks and debates, imaginations soared without brakes.
Sometimes, talking about the approach to music and the approach to technology can seem like the same thing. This is without a doubt the case for artist Richie Hawtin. In his main event talk at Audi_OOOO_rama, interviewed by Bill Brewster, the producer reflected on his deepest relationship with inspiration and creation.
Deep comprehension of reality, clear recognition of space, of time, of events. Davide Rossi's recipe to being one step ahead is to be firmly based in the present.
In a world dominated by pop and electronic music, what's the ideal dimension for a violinist, and what's the role of technology in a classical approach to music? Among the tastemakers, nobody better than Davide Rossi (of Goldfrapp, Coldplay and Royksopp) could provide the answer.
With the advent of the internet and the complete evolution of the music industry as we knew it, what's the state of copyright and royalties? Audi_OOOO_rama asked Davide D'Atri, founder of Soundreef. We discovered how technology changed the world, and how it can be the solution to current problems.