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MOBILVINYL

Mobile-turntable-project

1. Streetmusic as progressive, postmodern music concept
Sreetmusic is an urban phenomena: The public space, train-stations, local traffic and parks become stages. Street musicians have ideologic, artistic or commercial reasons to do what they do. Sometimes they are music-playing vagabonds, sometimes they are pleasure-orientated individualists, sometimes they are anarchic free-thinking artists.

2. The Technoclub as an art concept
In the 90s, Germanys artist- and music-offscene slightly changed. After the wall came down there were thousands of fallow lands, empty buildings, ruins that were put into temporary subcultural clubs. Over night these spaces were transformed into ritual places, that went into collective awareness. Some of them later came to worldwide fame: Berghain (the former Ostgut), WMF, Tresor, Maria, Bar25
The Cabaret Voltaire of the 90s.

I-m a DJ. I mix suitable soundpieces and synchronise Electronic music for people to let them dance. On the other hand i-m a traveller. I have been in many parts of the world. I want to study people, culture and countries. To combine these two points of my work, i will build this mobile turntable unit Mobilvinyl as a postmodern form of a One-Man-Band-Drummachine. It-s an All-in-one unit: A pushcart, 2 Turntables, a DJ-Mixer, 2 Active-speakers, a Labtop, a Car battery and a 230V-12V-Transformer.

All together is Mobilvinyl, the tool to travel and present music in the public. Mobilvinyl tingels through cities. It stops where people stop, it convenes people with open minds and moving bodies. Mobilvinyl adopts the local sound. It calls for Resident-DJs to play their DJ-sets. It aims the cooperation with Fashion-labels, Clubs, Galleries, Museums and other cultural institutions. Mobilvinyl plays everywhere, but - like the streetmusicians - it prefers highly frequented, touristy, public places for performance. In the end the passing people should not only listen passivley, but communicate and dance. A perfect social sculpture in the sense of Josef beuys...