Joy Moughanni, Manchild, Ecem Ince/ Saturday 30th May @ Dissenter Space
Description
This is a not-for-profit sound art event. All of the money from this ticket will be used to pay the artists, equipment and other costs to run the event. If you are unable to pay for a ticket for any reason, please send us a message on here and we will put your name on the guest list. You are also welcome to turn up on the night - no one will be turned away for a lack of funds.
We are so excited to announce that we’re bringing together three wonderful acts for an evening of atmospheric, archival and experimental sound.
Joy Moughanni is a Beirut-based producer, engineer, and songwriter, as well as a partner at Tunefork Studios. As a sought-after production collaborator in Beirut’s alternative scene, producing several albums with regional and international artists. Joy’s work explores sound in relational contexts and archives, drawing from his architectural studies and spatial sonic installations.
Recently, he has been sonically exploring themes of personal and political manipulation through his debut solo album “A Separation From Habit” Voted #48 on The Quietus 2025 Album of the year.
Manchild are a Leeds-based jazz/electronica trio who combine ethereal sax melodies with driving drum and synth grooves. Their newest ep ‘Manchild II’ brings together traces of the landscape of shopping centres and warped fragments . They will be joining us at the end of their uk tour.
Ecem Ince is an artist and researcher from Istanbul, currently based in Dundee, exploring the intersection of new media art and interaction design. Ecem's practice-based research reimagines forms of material and embodied responses to visual-centric immersive experiences by foregrounding the corporeal dimensions of virtual environments. They experiment with experiential interactive systems, objects, sensors, noises and field recordings that expand the language of digital interaction beyond disembodied visuality, toward more material experiences.
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