The best of Man of Steel soundtrack by Hans Zimmer:
00:00 — Look To the Stars
01:11 — Dna
02:28 — Launch
04:23 — I Will Find Him
05:57 — Flight
08:08 — Terraforming
13:35 — Arcade
18:01 — If You Love These People
20:22 — Hans Original Sketchbook (What Are You Going To Do When You Are Not Saving the World melody)
Emergence is the story of natural laws and processes, their inherent beauty, and their action to yield the universe, us and the world we live in.
I started working on the project around 3 years ago, when I was thinking about how I could link my interests in science, music and visual arts together. The theme was one already touched on in previous music video projects, and one that provided potential to incorporate many different ideas and audio-visual experiments into a single narrative, so I got stuck in to see where the project would take me. The result was initially a live AV show, which then turned into an album, and for the final piece to close the project next year, a surround sound movie format.
The story is told using a universe timeline, from pre-big bang to future, with each chapter a collaboration with a different visual artist, including some collaborations with mathematicians or scientists for those chapters using real data visualisation. As such, there is a huge range in visual styles, and for each different idea and piece of music I had in mind, it was a matter of finding the right visual artist and approach to try and tell that part of the story. My aim with this approach was to have plenty of variation to make what is an often abstract narrative, interesting, and also a hope that the over-arching story links the different visual styles together.
This site outlines the narrative of the Emergence show with information on the ideas involved in each section and chapter, as well as a summary of the visual and audio content, and credits and links for the many collaborators who took part in the project. It is not supposed to be a rigorous scientific presentation of ideas, the project is my own interpretation of the modern scientific story, told through visual art and music, with a focus on those ideas that I find most interesting and revealing.
It’s been an absolute pleasure working with all the amazing visual artists and musicians involved, and all the better because I’ve been able to learn a lot of interesting things, and delve into ideas that I find exciting as part of a music project. This approach has encouraged me to create a new label called Mesh, focused on music which is part of bigger arts and science projects such as this.
Thank you for having a deeper look into Emergence, and I hope you find some things in there which you enjoy. Max
This month on PoleGroup radio we are going to listen to a mix from the spanish duo Exium, who are celebrating their 20 years career this year.
They will release soon a doble 12", with a selection of remastered Exium tracks of the last 2 decades and they will have a celebration event in Lanna club in Gijon Spain on may 11 where they will be playing an all night long set.
You can also see them playing on april 21 @ Awakenings Amsterdam as Seleccion Natural together with Oscar Mulero and Reeko. On april 26 @ Cialo in Wroclaw Poland, on april 27 again as Seleccion Natural @ Fold London.
So, Enjoy the listening and see you all next month on Polegroup radio.
Tracklist:
Intro
Burden, DLTN — Phi 2.5 (Stanislav Tolkachev Remix)
Tensal — Imperia
Juan Sanchez — Qx02 (Mike Parker Remix)
Stanislav Tolkachev — Ant parade
Temudo — L8
Danilenko — Lava burst
Temudo — EU Failing
Reeko — The gravedigger and his bitch (2019)
Planetary Assault Systems — Screen (Rework)
Steve Bicknell — Constant movement
VIL — Agosto
SHXCXCHCXSH — Word
B R 1 0 0 2 — Remember your limits (Exium remix)
Clementine — Tracker
Exium — 96.1 Mhz (2019 mix)
Dr Cyanide — Ulven
Kastil
Let yourself into a new audio-visual experience throughHamburger Bahnhof — Museum für Gegenwart — Berlin.As part of „Volkswagen ART4ALL — Online Edition" this joint project supports the collaboration between musicians and artists, giving DJs and performers the opportunity to perform and granting the audience virtual access to the works of art and exhibitions in the Museum of Contemporary Art, bringing visibility to cultural locations during the lockdown.
Music/ DJ Performance by:
19:00 — 19:20 Frankie (live)
19:20 — 20:15 Atelier (live)
20:15 — 21:15 Sven von Thülen
21:15 — 22:55 Tama Sumo b2b Lakuti
Artworks by:
Wolfgang Tillmans / Isa Genzken
Katharina Grosse
Michael Schmidt
Venue:
Hamburger Bahnhof — Museum für Gegenwart — Berlin
Polypumpkins — Surging Glacier
MenaK — Plague
Younsou — Getaway
ZAYAZ — Duality
Crypehead — Purpose
Gibarian — Decorating the Sky
LOB — Infinity Pit
Marcibagoly — Rose-Tinted Clouds
Albatrauss — The Bridge To The Beyond
Obairom — Reality Box
Sierra Rosso — Electric Sun
Dhastron — The Sign
Selma Blair — Thrushed Out
Electric Dark Souls — Another Day
Murder NightClub — Dobert De Siro
The Weeknd — Faith | Vevo Official Live Performance
The Weeknds After Hours is one of those albums that paints vivid pictures. Abel Tesfayes music has a dark radiance thats both dreamy and eerie, and the records videos flaunt their sensuality with a macabre grace. So we were thrilled to work with the singer and their team on three exclusive performances from the After Hours song list. «Alone Again» and «In Your Eyes» are live, and now «Faith» joins them. Time to get inside The Weeknds mind.
