Sonica - Electronic Music Collective (Barcelona - London - Berlin)

Marc Carmona nacido en enero del 1977 Su historia en el camino de la electrónica comienza en los años noventa con el vinilo y las fiestas bakalaeras de entonces. En seguida puso oído en los sonidos más novedosos y creativos que, lejos de aquellas melodías superficiales, conduce desde entonces con elegancia y contundencia. Entre los años 1996 y 2000, trabajó para DDM Records, una tienda de vinilos...

(Moscow) ANDY LNDN as know as An Dy was born in 1983. From a very early age his passion for music was apparent and when he began to DJ, that passion developed more and more. His first club appearance came at the tender age of 13 Together with a number of like-minded friends, Andy began to play at small parties,there, he tried to mix every possible culture, music genre and form of art know to manki...

Parea (Marc Castell) is a vinyl record collector from Barcelona who also Produce/DJ in his free time. He has been interested in music since an early age and specially became interested in DJ and vinyl at the age of 15. Parea began to play at small parties and private events with mind-liked friends and this year made his first appearance at one of the most important clubs of Barcelona (City Hall)....

Uma – Bunny and Rifle

(Moscow) ANDY LNDN as know as An Dy was born in 1983. From a very early age his passion for music was apparent and when he began to DJ, that passion developed more and more. His first club appearance came at the tender age of 13 Together with a number of like-minded friends, Andy began to play at small parties,there, he tried to mix every possible culture, music genre and form of art know to manki...

Parea (Marc Castell) is a vinyl record collector from Barcelona who also Produce/DJ in his free time. He has been interested in music since an early age and specially became interested in DJ and vinyl at the age of 15. Parea began to play at small parties and private events with mind-liked friends and this year made his first appearance at one of the most important clubs of Barcelona (City Hall)....

(Moscow) ANDY LNDN as know as An Dy was born in 1983. From a very early age his passion for music was apparent and when he began to DJ, that passion developed more and more. His first club appearance came at the tender age of 13 Together with a number of like-minded friends, Andy began to play at small parties,there, he tried to mix every possible culture, music genre and form of art know to manki...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...

Within Zen philosophy, ensō – 円相 – means a hand-drawn circle created by one uninterrupted stroke. No corrections are permissible as they would represent an after-thought destroying the directness of the original gesture. Not formal perfection but the authentic record of a personal expression counts as an aesthetic value. This does not mean that anything goes, though. On the contrary, it is about...